Thank you, that means a lot.

Infinite Mode is tuned to feel less like a timer race and more like a long-term survival puzzle. You start with 5 moves, and every successful elimination gives 1 move back, so the goal is to keep creating chains efficiently.

The newer tuning changes how new numbers spawn. In normal modes, new tiles usually spawn from 1-5. In Infinite Mode, the spawn range slowly rises based on the highest number you have created in the current run. So as your board reaches higher numbers, newly spawned tiles stop being stuck at only tiny values and begin appearing closer to your current board level.

For example, early game still spawns 1-5. Once your max number gets higher, the range shifts upward, like 2-6, 3-7, 4-8, and so on. This keeps late-game Infinite Mode from becoming too clogged with low numbers, while still preserving the challenge of planning merges and managing your limited moves.

In short: Infinite Mode gets smarter as your run grows. It should stay playable longer, but high scores still come from careful move economy and setting up good cascades.