LUMEN — flip · thread · flow

WORLDS THAT MOVE Every world used to paint its scenery once and then hold still for the whole run. Three new ones do not. FOUNDRY - a rolling mill. A flywheel turns, gears mesh, a belt runs, and presses stamp. A gate can only enter the corridor on a stamp, so the machine tells you exactly when the next one is coming. SALTGLARE - noon on a salt flat. The heat bends the far half of the corridor, so a distant gate is drawn where the air says it is. Get close and the lie runs out. MURMURFEN - a flooded fen under a murmuration. The flock gathers while your flow refills and scatters while you burn it: the sky is the fuel gauge the game never drew. SHARE A DAY, NOT JUST A SCORE A shared card now says which Daily you played, what that day's twist was, and how long your streak is - with a link that drops a friend straight into the same run. A NEW WAY TO PLAY: HOLD Keep a finger down and slide it up and down - the orb follows it, and you thread the gaps by hand instead of by timing. Let go and gravity takes over. The world runs fast and never slows, and the openings stagger instead of queueing up in a line. THREE NEW WORLDS ASHRISE - Cappadocia an hour before sunrise: balloons going up behind a ridge of stone chimneys, sparks rising instead of dust, and a corridor where nothing sits still. Every opening floats upward. MATCHDAY - a floodlit night match. Pylons, a stand full of phone screens, and stripes mown into the grass. Die here and the revive becomes a VAR check: buy the review and the decision comes back GOAL. EVENT HORIZON - something has already eaten the rest of the sky. Everything falls inward, and it falls heavy. ALOFT: ALTITUDE IS THE THROTTLE Fly high and the wind carries the world past faster and pays more; drop low and it all slows down. The wind is visible, audible, and it pushes. THE WORLDS FINALLY LOOK DIFFERENT Every world now colours its own gates, so choosing one changes the thing you spend the whole run looking at - not just the sky behind it. The shop shows real frames of each world instead of a colour strip, with the rules each one changes written on the card. FIXED: buying a set from the SETS filter did nothing at all, and a successful purchase could end on "not enough shards". A completed set can now be put back on in one tap.