The biggest change in this update is the addition of a leaderboard. It is completely optional. You can disable the leaderboard on the Options tab of the High Scores screen. The demo version also will not submit to the leaderboard, but it can view the leaderboard. Submitting your score is also disabled when using custom difficulty settings. When enabled, your score’s leaderboard position will be displayed on the game over screen, along with a button to submit it. If there is an error getting the score position, such as not being connected to the internet, then the button to submit will not show. The leaderboard only keeps your highest score. This is tied to your device using a randomly generated ID that is created the first time it needs the ID. This ID will be reset if you clear your locally stored scores in the Options tab of the High Scores screen. This ID is only used for submitting scores, and to check if you have a high score on the leaderboard. Along with the leaderboard we’ve added a score beyond just how many you got correct.

The menu screen has also been updated. The different game options will now react when you hover over them making it more clear that they are interactable. There is also a new option on the menu to allow you to choose if the settings/customization screen pops up each time you start a game, or if it goes directly to the game. If you always play with the same settings, this can simplify starting, while making it easy to customize when you want to make changes.

The game’s play screen background has also been updated from the basic grey it had been to a blue gradient. There is a new option to switch back to the grey, if you prefer it.