v1.1: A fresh look for every map

Hoone 1.1 is out. It changes how the maps look, not how they drive: every map is the same map as before, so your best times and ghosts still count.

Clear daylight

The sun stands higher and brighter, and shadows are sharper. The hazy golden-hour light is gone.
Cloud shadows drift slowly across the ground.
The horizon is clearer and the haze starts farther out.

The open ground between the road's stretches is now a real meadow: patches of grass, flowers, clover, lupins, thistles, wild wheat, ferns, shrubs and berry bushes.
Stumps, fallen branches, stones, molehills and mushroom rings, and reeds along the lakes.
The grass itself is painted in sun-dried and lush patches: greener in the dips, drier on the crests.
Cliffs show layers of rock.

Wheel ruts and a lighter crown, with clean rounded ends.
Depending on the map: tufts of grass and pebbles, muddy puddles, sand ripples, gravel or snow banks along the edges.

New option in the custom graphics: Meadow decor (off, low, medium, full). Low quality now shows a little of it too. If your phone drops frames, turn it down.
The Fog switch moved into the custom graphics, next to the view distance.
In the pause menu, your best time is now in the leaderboard on the right.

Hoone now speaks 13 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Runs on older maps now count on their all-time board.
Maps from a seed have their own online leaderboard.
In the EU, prices are shown and charged in euros.
When you sign in, the runs you drove as a guest move onto your account.
The race camera only moves in when a wall really blocks the view.
Smoother on phones, and the game tells you when Low Power Mode holds it at 30 frames a second.

Found a bug or have an idea? Use the feedback button in the game, write to support@hoone.net or see support.