Haithabu 1.1

Haithabu is easy in concept - all you need to do is navigate your chess knight across the board. Paint every square and you advance to the next level. Easy!
As you advance through the levels, they get bigger. You start with a simple 3x3 grid, advance to 4x4 and so on up.
But starting on level 10, it starts to get tougher - you return to your 3x3 grid and now have to paint two different colors before you get to advance. The board increases in size until level 30, when you go back to 3x3 and now must paint 3 colors.
With randomly generated boards in infinite combination, this is a game that never wears out. Only you do.
Your piece is a chess knight and moves in the standard fashion - two squares in any one direction, then one square left or right. Or, alternatively, one square in any direction, then two squares left or right. In other words, in an "L" shape.
There are three difficulty settings for all levels of play.
Enhancements:
- On hard, the pause window is now opaque.
- You can no longer start clicking until the level splash screen is cleared.
- Minor internal cleanup.