Glow Catch

Colour is the game now. Purple is still the trap for the first sixty levels. After that each act names its own forbidden colour — red, blue, amber, green — and says so at its door, and the last chapter of every act forbids two at once. Two new lights, blue and amber, join the four. Nothing marks a trap any more: the colour is the warning. Settings has a switch that puts the cross back for anyone who needs it. Ads arrive with this version, and they are kept where they belong: one between levels, and one you choose to watch when you want another attempt. There is no banner — this game is played by tapping, and a strip along the bottom would cost you lives. Remove Ads is in the shop, and any purchase quiets them for a while on its own. iOS will ask whether the game may track you. Saying no changes which ads you see, not how many. Also in this version: • The game speaks seven languages, and follows the one your phone is in • The opening twenty levels no longer ask the same question twenty times — rule levels and a one-life level arrive inside the first chapter • The difficulty stopped going backwards at level 13 • A level that teaches something new gives you five seconds to read it, not three • A level keeps its own song instead of taking the next one on every attempt • The level map scrolls wherever you drag it, not only on a pod