Final Fortress

VoiceOver. The board is now made to be played by ear. Every tile says where it is and what it holds; POSITION LAST in SETTINGS, ACCESSIBILITY names the tile first and its place after. Every move reports what it did: what was cleared, a cascade, charges made or fired, TASK MET or OUT OF MOVES. A move the board refuses says so, and a press while the tiles are still settling says so too. Swap two tiles with a double tap on one and then on its neighbour, no rotor needed; the rotor's SWAP actions are offered only where an exchange is possible. A two-finger double tap on a tile reads its row and its column. DESCRIBE on a charged tile, a crate or a sealed container speaks its rule. Every screen announces itself, a page turn says its page, section titles are in the headings rotor, and the switches in Settings say their state. The manual has a new section, BY EAR, and opens from the TASK line on the board. Language. Portuguese (Brazil) is the sixth language of the terminal. Pick it in SETTINGS, LANGUAGE, or let the terminal follow the phone's language. Every screen, the story in the log and the widget are translated. DIAG. The DIAG key under the board counts the exchanges the board would accept, on demand: a bare number, printed and spoken, that names no move and clears as soon as the board changes. It now has its definition in the manual, under BY EAR: an exchange is legal when the tiles match, one is an override, or both are charged. First watch. On a new fortress, BEGIN WATCH opens the first board straight away. The watch and the mission list come after the first shift report. Supply Depot. Two more ambient rooms, DEAD AIR and THE MORNING WATCH. Two voices for the board, BRASS and TAPE, change the sound of every strike while you play. Tap a room or a voice to hear it before buying. SUPPORT THE WATCH is a thank-you and changes nothing. Everything here is cosmetic: nothing you buy helps you play.