๐จ A colour-coded world: water, mountains and land
Sometimes a small tweak makes the whole game clearer. From now on, every area you fly into has a natural colour, so you can read the map in a heartbeat. ๐จ
๐ What the colours mean
- ๐ง Blue โ water: lakes, seas and oceans.
- โฐ๏ธ Brown โ mountain ranges.
- ๐ณ Green โ land: countries, regions, provinces and nature areas.
Rivers stay water-blue lines, just like before. It's the same colour code mapmakers and atlases have used for hundreds of years โ so it feels familiar straight away.
๐ง Why colour helps you learn
Our brains remember pictures far better than words. When a lake glows blue and the Alps turn brown, your memory links the place to the kind of place it is. That makes it easier to recall later โ colour is a quiet little learning trick.
๐ก Did you know?
On almost every map in the world, water is blue and high mountains are brown. It's such a strong habit that when mapmakers once printed land in unusual colours for fun, people found the maps almost impossible to read!
๐ How to play
Nothing to switch on โ just play any map with regions, lakes or mountains and you'll see the new colours right away. Fly safe! ๐จ๐
