Your music, your levels

• Make a level from any song you own. ADD LEVELS now opens a page in your browser that listens to the song and builds a level from it.
  

• Maps from other rhythm games that use mods only to place notes now import. The import page says plainly which files it takes, and a level that cannot be used tells you why.
  

• Your own levels count toward Warm-Up, Face Off and Workout, and toward Mighty Five and On Repeat when the song runs longer than a minute. S ranks and leaderboards stay with the built-in songs.
  

• CUSTOM LEVELS now comes first in the song list.
  

Easier menus

• Hold an arrow key, the d-pad or a stick to keep scrolling, or hold your hand out to the side.
  

• Menu gestures respond more reliably, and the phone no longer presses cards by itself right after it connects. The setting is now called MENU GESTURES and sits in SYSTEM.
  

• Escape on the main menu asks whether you want to quit.

New settings

• SHOW CAMERA EDGES marks on the track where the camera's view ends, so you know before you step out of it.
  

• IN-GAME PREVIEW sets the corner view to Off, Normal or Large, and with SHOW HUD off nothing is drawn over the game, for streaming.
  

• REDUCED FLASH in GRAPHICS steadies the lasers and the floor and softens hit effects.
  

• LIGHT FRAME puts a light border around the screen, so the TV lights you up for the camera in a dark room.
  

• Your first song names each move as it comes: slash blocks, catch rings, kick balls, stomp, slide and dodge.
  

On Steam

• Steam Game Recording marks every song you play with its difficulty, rank and score, so a run is easy to find and clip later.
  

Fixes

• A hit ball no longer bounces back at you off the tunnel wall.
  

• Phone tracking recovers by itself when the system drops the connection.
  

• The game opens behind a loading screen instead of a stalled first menu.
  

• Confirming with a gamepad keeps working after the menu has been steered by movement.