Now on iPhone. One purchase plays on iPhone, iPad and Mac. • Made for the phone: touch controls down in the corners, text sized to read, bigger ships, and menus that scroll with a swipe. • A real start: the hole drinks the swarm, goes dark, your ship warps in, and the hole wakes on the music's first beat. • Every boss arrives with its name card. • Rim Control talks you through each run, and a short prologue comes before your first. (Options › Sound turns the radio off.) • First-run hints show what to try next, with the right button for touch, keys or a controller. • Each ship flies in its own colour, and the Bulwark has a prow, so you can tell which way it's facing. • Every word in play is easier to read.

More polish on top of 1.3: • Gems leave a comet's tail that curves the way they moved. • The Lighthouse's beam comes out of its lens and widens as it goes. • A boss bar under the clock: each boss's name and how much of it is left. • More detail on every ship: a canopy, an engine glow, red and green wingtip lights. • Shooting stars in every sector, dust drifting through the Veil, and loops of fire lifting off the sun in the Eclipse. • The shield and hull bars fade when your ship or a boss is underneath. • Controllers: the first push on a menu moves straight on; the sound sliders show which one you're on; Options › Controls shows the buttons for whatever you're playing with, including the touch controls on iPad.