Self-Taught Pilot

Repeatable engine failures, clear warnings, progressively shorter runways, paid solution hints, and notifications for each start and level win.

Made ATOMATOFLAMES answer feedback unmistakable with a persistent green Correct or red Incorrect banner, large check/X, points, matching selected-answer colors, and a single gentle pulse that respects reduced-motion preferences.

Fixed Airspace Triangle Builder progression: Continue sits directly below the completed picture, is brought into view and focused, advances through all four freshly unlocked levels, and returning players reopen at their latest unlocked level.

ATOMATOFLAMES now fits compact phone play with six randomized choices, stronger conditional colors, check/X feedback, illustrated green/red reviews, and server-graded performance plus participation credit. The Games landing page now has linked visual teasers for every activity, including VOR.

Correct letters show checks and missed letters show Xs. Paid lesson cards use green or red borders and explicit outcome labels. Find ATOMATOFLAMES by name in Games.

Both airport explorers, Flight Forces, and the Landing Simulator no longer carry Beta badges.

Engine Cutaways now records a meaningful start when either engine finishes starting, rather than when its page opens.

Drag the actual colored and labeled pieces of the memory aid until they snap together. All four levels keep the real picture pieces; only the assembly guide fades.

The game page, both Games and Study menu links, and its Games-hub card now identify the triangle puzzle as Beta.

Thirteen randomized matches, picture hints, and free scoring. An optional $2 illustrated lesson reviews your exact answers and explains which equipment applies to the aircraft and flight. Paid reviews are privately linked from your profile.

The four-level airspace memory-aid puzzle now appears higher in the Games menu and also under Study, so it is no longer buried near the bottom of one long dropdown.