👁️ The Game Adapts to Your Eyes
A new accessibility button helps players who struggle telling certain colors apart see letters and graphics without effort.
Telling the color of a letter or a button apart at a glance sounds obvious, but it isn’t for everyone: people who have trouble perceiving red and green, or blue and yellow, can miss important details right when the match gets most intense.
As of today, next to the light/dark theme button and the language button, a third one has appeared: a small color-wheel icon that opens a menu with a few modes built just for this. The options include filters for Protanopia, Deuteranopia and Tritanopia (the three most common forms of color blindness), plus a High Contrast mode and an Increased Saturation mode for anyone who simply prefers bolder colors. Whichever mode you pick applies to the whole interface, not just the board.
By default the button changes nothing: you need to click it to pick a mode, and from that moment the choice stays saved on your device, ready to greet you exactly the same way next time you play — just like language and theme already do.