Tri-Strip Windows, iOS, iPad, Android, AndroidTab, Metro, MetroTab game

Tri-Strip, the second title from sc0tt games, has recently received a major post-launch upgrade, both to improve quality and to add commonly-requested features.
The game was originally released earlier in June, to generally poor reviews and sales. In the spirit of never releasing a bad game, I have re-written it and released the improvements as an update.
Tri-Strip is a retro puzzle game, with Gameboy-inspired visuals and audio. The aim of the game is to drop triangular tiles onto a grid to create square or diamond shapes. The concept is very simple, but the game is difficult since the tiles are arranged in groups, which makes fitting them onto the grid very challenging. It features multiple game modes, which introduce added difficulty through timed events and differently-shaped grids.

The upgrade features the following changes:

• Completely re-balanced gameplay: Every game mode now has a timer that counts down, but the timer is extended when you score. Games now last longer the better you play. The result is that the Free Play mode is now actually challenging, and the Challenge mode is positively brutal!
• An entirely new and more polished UI, with an added options menu.
• Three alternate soundtracks (including a chip-tune remix of the theme from "The Ingenious Machine").
• Three alternate backgrounds.
• Six alternate colour schemes.
• Left-handed mode.
• Improved support for 4:3 resolutions.

The game is available for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and is also available for PC from the Windows 8 Store.
I have also released a trailer to highlight the feature updates: