Spectra is now free. All five games are unlocked from the start, and the paid unlock is gone. KING'S EYE IS AN ENDLESS RUN The old six-color round is gone. You now get one color at a time with no clock on your answer, and a streak that counts every color you get right in a row. The score you have to hit climbs as the streak grows. Miss once and a short video gives you a single retry. Ranks run from Squire to King based on your best streak, and the leaderboard now ranks by longest streak instead of accumulated points. THREE TIMES THE LEVELS Every one of the four level games grew from 50 levels to 150, split into three chapters. Levels 51 and up escalate on grid size, option count and timing rather than on ever smaller color differences, because the color steps were already at the limit of what an eye can resolve at level 50. Levels are now fixed. Level 84 gives you the same puzzle every time, so replaying one is a fair retry instead of a reroll. FEWER ADS, AND A WAY TO REMOVE THEM The full-screen ad now appears after every eighth level cleared instead of every fifth, and it no longer counts wrong answers toward that rhythm. Buying Pro takes effect right away rather than at the next launch, and it removes every ad permanently. FIXED Losing a level now retries that level instead of sending you back to level 1. King's Eye runs after the first one were not being saved. Two games congratulated you with "Wrong Tile!" after a win. Find the Original could fail to build a level at high difficulty. Color Sequence got easier when it should have got harder. The level list now opens at your current chapter instead of at the top of chapter one. Opening a game no longer waits on the network, so startup is much faster. New light theme throughout, including the launch screen. REMOVED Daily Challenge and multiplayer are gone. Both had low use and neither fit the endless streak the game is built around now.

Spectra is now free. All four color games are unlocked, with nothing to buy. King's Eye An endless mode. You see a color, memorize it, then mix it back using three sliders. There's no timer. Get close enough and your streak grows. One miss ends the run. 150 levels The four level-based games now run across three chapters of 50 levels each. Past level 51 the challenge changes shape: grids grow to 6x6, more color options crowd the screen, and you get less time per tile. Leaderboard Ranked by your longest streak in King's Eye. New look Lighter interface, calmer colors. Playing without ads The app is funded by ads. A one-time Pro purchase removes them permanently.