Maybe you could compile as an app and put all data in an external appvar ? Like all text, every splash and background, every LUT or whatever data you have.

You could use Pageswap too,  and then puts some bigs functions into the app
Well, you will lose performance - but not *that* much I guess  

The Creator who forget is works , it is baddddd  

Well yeah, I could actually do that thanks for reminding me.

Massive issue with your repo : you should convert the source files to plain text. Otherwise you don't really benefit from the differential features source code managers provide. In other words, a shared Dropbox folder would be as efficient as your current setup. Not that useful if you ask me.

Idea: highlight the current worm by changing his sprite.
Another idea : Don't animate the turn change if the worm is it's already onscreen, move the camera instead.

I won't change the sprite due to lots of them being used by a single worm for animation, but I can instead draw an outlined box around the active worm. I don't want to add grayscale in order to keep the game at at least 20 FPS (is currently the case).  Also yeah, I'll just do smooth camera moving if the next worm is already visible.

That's epic

It's looking amazing! I know you don't much care for these suggestions, but an easy way to distinguish the currently selected worm could be just to display it every other frame (assuming you update the whole map every frame) or xor it to give it a fake grayscale. The box idea or better yet a little (animated!) down arrow would also work well

I love how you move around the map with the slope/pixel-level detection. The animations are also great. I still can't wait to play this game