ONE SONG PER LEVEL Every level now has its own track. The further you get, the more instruments join in — and the melody only kicks in once you pass your best. Die, and the tape grinds to a halt. BUILT ON THE BEAT Obstacles now land on the beat, so you can jump to the music. Wearing Bluetooth headphones? There's a beat calibration in Settings. THE GAME FIGHTS BACK Every world has one level that trolls you: a fake finish line, spikes that pop up, a door that runs away. And at the end of each world waits the Big Bad Bean. Stomp on its head to get through — and steal its accessory. DYING, IMPROVED Haptics, a split-second freeze and four different ways to go splat. The bean comments on how you died. Sometimes. Mostly it just watches. AFTER YOU WIN A replay of every you that died on that level, all at once. ALSO NEW • "Beat that": pass the phone to a friend and see who needs fewer tries • Copy your daily challenge result and post it to the group chat • Every level in a world is open from the start — the boss is the only gate • The first time you enter a Hell level, it shows you exactly what it broke • Haptics and Reduce Motion switches in Settings

HELL MODE Beat level 30 to unlock it: the same hundred levels, but faster, denser and with no checkpoints at all. Its own leaderboard and its own achievements. ACTUALLY HARDER NOW The whole difficulty curve has been rebuilt. Wider pits, longer spike runs, landings only one tile wide, ceilings low enough that you can only half-jump, and obstacles that now come at you back to back instead of being politely spaced out. A NEW LOOK New home screen with a proper stage for your bean. Layered rock and glowing crystals underground, a parallax foreground, and spikes that are now always the same warning colour — so you can see what is about to kill you a little sooner.