Every colour has its own character. Red is angry, blue is relaxed, green is sly, purple is excited. They follow things with their eyes, they blink, they look surprised, they get scared. You will catch them doing it when you are not even playing.

The physics were rebuilt. A ball flattens when it lands and stretches when it flies, and it keeps its volume while it does, so it never falls apart. Drop a heavy one from the top of the screen and watch it land.

Every menu, slider and icon was drawn again with smooth edges. The jagged pixels are gone, and so are the empty boxes that used to show up instead of some characters. The zone icons are little pictures now instead of letters.

Ten places at a time, a scrollbar you can actually grab and drag, and your friends list showing up next to the global one.

Desktop Bouncer now speaks 18 languages, and the menus read naturally in every one of them.

A spinning ball puzzle that lives on your desktop. Shoot a ball, match three colours, pop them. The cluster turns, and heavy balls turn it harder. Every third level is a picture. It is a separate extra for Desktop Bouncer.

Almost everything above came from your messages. The leaderboard, the sharper look, the faces: you asked for them and we built them. Thank you, honestly.

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