BADGES Every track now carries up to four challenges per difficulty: Combo, Hit, Flick and Hold, each in bronze, silver or gold. Earn them once, keep them forever, and see what is left to win right on the track card. A new recap screen lists them set by set, level by level. A COMBO THAT MEANS PERFECT The combo now counts consecutive Perfects. A Great breaks it. Your gauge and multiplier are untouched. EIGHT TRACKS RETIMED Living on Mars, Tapora One, Tonight on the Yacht, Fly on Ice, Found You Again, The Debutante's Waltz, Midnight in Paris and Neon Horizon had their beat grids re-measured on the kick. Notes land where the drum hits. NO MORE SILENT BARS Easy and Normal never leave a bar empty any more. Badges and rankings need a connection: a run played offline still counts locally, but earns no badge.

TWO TRACKS GO VERY HARD Tapora One and Tonight on the Yacht gain a fourth level, reworked note by note. Every other track keeps Easy, Normal and Hard. A BETTER BALANCED RANK The rank has been reworked end to end: revised hit windows, a letter that waits until it has enough notes to mean something, and flicks that buy back what you just missed. What you see on screen now matches what you played. TRACKS THAT SPEAK UP A track can bring up a line of text or chevrons, locked to the music, to pull your eye towards the part of the screen where it is about to happen. A REWRITTEN TUTORIAL Spoken in English and French, subtitled in Portuguese, German and Spanish. Headphones recommended.

VIOLET FOR THE MIDDLE The six positions at the top centre of the board now arrive in violet. Nothing ever starts there — a thumb has to cross the board to reach them — and the colour says so from far away. RIBBONS SHOW THE CROSSING A held ribbon turns violet along the stretch that runs through that middle zone. You see the crossing coming instead of discovering it under your thumb. TRACK ANNOTATIONS Captions and pointing chevrons now fly in with the music. The tutorial has been rewritten around them, and its instructions are translated into all five languages. EVERY CHART REWORKED All ten tracks have been re-timed closer to the music, and Hard now uses the violet middle positions. Headphones recommended.

THE PLAYFIELD LINES UP On some iPhones the 3D track was drawn slightly off the glass. Lanes, strike circles and arrival points now match exactly, whatever the size of the screen. FRAMING AND POLISH The bottom of the track meets the frames of the board again, and the REPLAY button on the results screen has the same shape as CONTINUE. Headphones recommended.

Tapora is out on the App Store. GRAPHICS THAT MATCH YOUR PHONE Three quality levels tuned to your device: the animation stays smooth on modest phones, while the effects come out in full on recent ones. The final say is always yours, in the settings. RICHER 3D The notes have volume and glowing edges, with finer smoothing: their shape and their distance read at a glance, even through the fast passages. A SPOKEN TUTORIAL A dedicated practice track with voice instructions in English and French, to get both thumbs in place before your first real run. A LIGHTER APP The download is significantly smaller. A NEW LOOK New icon and an all-neon visual direction. Headphones recommended.