The walls grew gardens. Every obstacle on the board is now a planted bed — leafy bushes, ferns, clover, lavender, poppies, daisies, the odd row of carrot seedlings — and each level plants its own, laid out the same way every time you come back to it. Pits got dug properly this time. The hole now sits dead center on its square and is drawn by the same hand as everything around it. Hints show both halves of the move now: one arrow on the cat, one on the frog pointing the other way. Bigger, too, so you can actually see them.

The whole board got repainted. The ground is warm dirt with loose stones now instead of pale sand, walls are raised soil beds that join into one shape where they sit side by side, and the cat and the frog have shadows under them instead of hovering above the floor. Moving between the menu, the level list and the board no longer stutters, and the first few hints are reworded so the mirror rule and the pits make sense on the first read. Still no timers and no lives, so take as long as you want.

This update is all about a smoother start and clearer feedback. New players are eased in — the first levels now spell out the mirror rule and warn you about the pits before you meet them. Live move counter — see your moves and the level's par right on the board, so you can chase a perfect run as you play. "So close!" — miss a solve and we'll tell you exactly how many moves you were from feeding the cat, so you know to jump back in. Still no timers, no lives — just you and the grid.