[Update] 1.0.3 (2/27/25)

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Jumped from 0.6.0 -> 1.0.x. It’s time, can’t wait forever. This is also the version initially submitted to app stores, so seems appropriate to call it the “official” release.

Locales

A bunch of locales have been added! Thank ChatGPT for the translations because I don’t have the budget or time for professional translations. I tried to audit the translations as best I could but likely has some weird errors. Should be fine for the MVP though.

  [LocaleTypes.Arabic]: 'العربية',
  [LocaleTypes.Bengali]: 'বাংলা',
  [LocaleTypes.German]: 'Deutsch',
  [LocaleTypes.English]: 'English',
  [LocaleTypes.Spanish]: 'Español',
  [LocaleTypes.French]: 'Français',
  [LocaleTypes.Hindi]: 'हिन्दी',
  [LocaleTypes.Italian]: 'Italiano',
  [LocaleTypes.Indonesian]: 'Bahasa\nIndonesia',
  [LocaleTypes.Japanese]: '日本語',
  [LocaleTypes.Korean]: '한국어',
  [LocaleTypes.Portuguese]: 'Português',
  [LocaleTypes.Russian]: 'Русский',
  [LocaleTypes.Thai]: 'ไทย',
  [LocaleTypes.Turkish]: 'Türkçe',
  [LocaleTypes.Vietnamese]: 'Tiếng Việt',
  [LocaleTypes.SimplifiedChinese]: '简体中文',

The default locale for new users is set based on the browser’s default locale. Confirmed this works for the native version too, though I haven’t tested every locale.

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Menu NUX

Pop up text bubbles now appear on key menu buttons to instruct users on how to change controls

Default to tap controls

Tap controls are now the default for new players, and voice controls can be optionally set manually. I received feedback that tap controls are a lot more fun and less awkward than voice controls, though the whole idea for this game revolved around supporting voice controls. I’ll just need to keep tweaking it and make it more fun…

Custom mode

Added a bunch of documentation on how to create custom mode levels. Since this will be a major focus in upcoming “marketing”, it seems important to actually explain how the levels are constructed. Also added in-app validation error modals whenever an invalid level is entered, with (hopefully) relevant error messages.

I’m honestly not sure how accessible this feature actually is, but the functionality and documentation is there now.

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