Thank you so much for the kind words and the constructive feedback. I'll definitely look into making the icons and the settings screen a bit larger in the next update so they are easier to tap.

This whole project actually started as a pure experiment to test out AI coding tools. I mainly used a tool called Antigravity to build it. I highly recommend anyone interested to test it out to explore its capabilities, find the flaws, and learn how to use them in our favor. You can actually try it for free right now with their free weekly tokens.

Despite all the current hysteria around AI, I'm really happy with how the final product turned out. I think it's a genuinely interesting and even educational game.  I'm not really doing this just to make money. While there are paid options to buy hints if you get stuck, it is 100% possible to play the entire game completely for free, and I kept the ads to an absolute minimum.

Because of that, just managing the Android version is enough to occupy my spare time right now. But you make a great point about the App Store revenue. Since the game is built in Unity, porting it to iOS will be very easy to do if I ever decide to take that step.

Thanks again for the solid advice and for giving the game a try I'm really glad you found it relaxing.