Memory Sequence — what’s new More ways to play Choose Survival (classic, climbs forever), Time Attack (beat the clock in 60 seconds of play), or Zen (wrong taps don’t end the run—practice and relax with no pressure). Daily-style tension, without the server Time Attack uses a clear countdown and keeps its own best scores (Normal and Hard), so runs feel fast and competitive even before any online “daily” feature. Big moments, better feedback Fever on every 10th level: double points and a stronger “FEVER ×2” celebration. Confetti when you clear a level. Notes for each color (simple built-in tones) so the game feels more musical and responsive, with a low tone on mistakes in competitive modes. Progress you can brag about Shareable scorecards (branded look, score, level, mode) through the system share sheet—one tap from Game Over when you have a score. A “New personal best!” callout on game over when you beat your previous best—no full-screen popups, no blocking the results screen. Polish and clarity Time Attack timer moved to a centered strip under the header so the top bar stays clean: Level on the left, Score / Best on the right, timer where it’s easy to see. Zen exit is a single, clear End control; “no pressure” messaging lives in the play area, not crammed in the corner. Ads are hidden in Zen so the mode stays calm. Under the hood (one line for App Store / press) Survival still ties into Game Center leaderboards; Zen and Time Attack are tuned for practice and speed without mixing competitive rules.

Refactor GameModel to introduce game complexity levels (Normal and Hard) with separate best score tracking. Update GameView to include a difficulty selector and adjust gameplay mechanics based on selected complexity.

- New Option for FAST Mode added. This allows player to start game with no interruptions and It keep going with sequences. You will love this update, if you are playing this game.

Implemented Ads and related updates for the game.

Game center integration