- Motion overhaul: swaps and falls now use real spring physics and distance-based timing (matching Candy Crush/Royal Match), replacing the old flat animations. Swap-anchor and spawn-anchor bugs fixed so special pieces fire and spawn exactly where you played them. - Distinct effect identity: every special-piece effect (sweeps, blasts, chain reactions, combos) now has its own real motion — a directional stretch, a radial pulse, sprite-crop debris — instead of a shared color wash. - Visual refresh: redesigned HUD built around Lala's mascot, a Home screen facelift, and a new illustrated, curved Level Map — including this session's fix for landmark art that was showing visible background blocks, plus a new seamless tiled backdrop. - Real audio: licensed match/cascade/win sound effects replace the old synthesized placeholders. - Engagement: "next recipe" hints on Home and the win screen, a real win-celebration moment, loop variety and win-tier rewards. - Bug fixes: escort pieces no longer favor the same starting columns, a manual-shuffle bug leaving a tile invisible for several moves, banner stacking behind tiles, and several smaller visual glitches. - Infrastructure: OTA update support is fully wired now, so future content-only updates (like today's art fix) can reach players without a store review cycle.

- Your recipe box just got a lot bigger — 40 new recipes to collect, each with the full ingredients and steps. Tap any card you've unlocked to read it. - The path through your levels now winds and curves, instead of straight lines between stops. - A few new board shapes to discover as you play. - Smoothed out some early pacing and fixed a couple of small visual bugs.

Clearer, larger text throughout the kitchen. Chain reactions now play out step by step — watch each special piece fire in turn. A gentler helping hand after tough levels. A new tip card explains the sealed jar. Plus our developer website link and small fixes.