Added a photo mode for monsters. Updated UI for better access to the shop. Minor bug fixes.

New user onboarding flow. Ability to share an Add Friend link to your friends. Performance improvements when viewing inventory items. Other minor bug fixes.

Added the ability to see the product that was scanned to create a monster.

Fixes an issue where leaderboards in King of the Hill were not being updated unless switching locations. Fixed a bug where scan meters would show that they are 0 instead of recharging.

Welcome to Warcodia! In this update, we’re introducing a brand-new realm: the land of Warcodia. Explore Zivilon: Wander through the bustling capital and discover Celli’s Market, where merchants offer the latest goods. Hone your skills: Venture into the surrounding forests to train your monsters, earn experience, and prepare for combat. Battle arenas: Put your team to the test in two new arenas-complete with recurring daily events where you can challenge other players’ monsters. Other highlights in this release: Friends: You can now add friends! Team up to earn shared rewards and unlock achievements together-and this is only the beginning. Scanner Enhancements: The scanner has been overhauled: level it up and apply upgrades to tailor its performance-whether you’re hunting for loot, racking up tokens, or spawning hordes of monsters. We’ve got even more in store. Stay tuned for more regular updates!

Welcome to Warcodia! In this update, we’re introducing a brand-new realm: the land of Warcodia. Explore Zivilon: Wander through the bustling capital and discover Celli’s Market, where merchants offer the latest goods. Hone your skills: Venture into the surrounding forests to train your monsters, earn experience, and prepare for combat. Battle arenas: Put your team to the test in two new arenas-complete with recurring daily events where you can challenge other players’ monsters. Other highlights in this release: Friends: You can now add friends! Team up to earn shared rewards and unlock achievements together-and this is only the beginning. Scanner Enhancements: The scanner has been overhauled: level it up and apply upgrades to tailor its performance-whether you’re hunting for loot, racking up tokens, or spawning hordes of monsters. We’ve got even more in store. Stay tuned for more regular updates!

Fixed an issue with latest iOS camera not focusing properly.

Minor bug fixes.

Added sorting of monsters by experience points and healing costs.

Fixed crash in private games with more than 100+ players. Fixed regression with last release that removed sort by Spawn Date.

Reduced the time to release monsters from 4 seconds to 1. Fixed a bug where filtering by NA weakness was not being applied.

Monster collections have arrived! Now you can create custom collections to better organize all your monsters. Plus, new sorting and filtering options help you find exactly what you're looking for in no time.

Moved the heal button in king of the hill to below the monster image. Minor bug fixes.

Updated Healing Chambers to reduce the total healing costs of monsters. The Everlife Potion will now allow you to heal your monster early at a reduced token cost. Additional performance improvements and bug fixes

Fixed an issue where monsters could be loaded multiple times on the monster screen.

Added the ability to remove items from monsters and to reverse the transformation from appearance potions. You can also choose to not apply the transformation for secondary attacks.

Memory optimizations to improve performance for users with a lot of monsters.

Fixed a bug where new barcodes scanned showing up at the bottom of the list. Fixed an issue with chambers not properly sorting. Fixed an issue with photos in the Photo Chamber not updating the preview.

This update includes several bug fixes, quality of life improvements, and optimizations to reduce crashes that some people are seeing.

Fixed an issue where new users signing in with Google or Apple accounts would get an infinite loading screen.

In this update, monster items have undergone a major overhaul. Previously, monsters could be equipped with up to six general-purpose items. Now, items are split into three distinct categories, each serving a unique purpose. The first category is Monster Secondary Attacks, which grants your monster an additional attack during battles. Each monster has a single secondary attack slot available from level 1, allowing players to add variety and strategy to their combat approach. The second category are Items, which focus on enhancing your monster’s core attributes without altering its appearance. These items improve your monster’s battle performance by increasing specific stats such as hit points, agility, accuracy, and damage output. The first item slot unlocks at level 2, with additional slots becoming available as the monster levels up. This new system provides a more gradual and customizable way to strengthen your monster as it grows. The third category is Monster Appearance Potions, designed primarily to change the physical look of your monster. These potions allow you to evolve your monster’s appearance over time. The first potion slot also unlocks at level 2, with more slots unlocking as your monster levels up. While most appearance potions are purely cosmetic, giving players a chance to personalize their monsters without sacrificing performance. A brand-new marketplace has been implemented, offering exciting daily rewards just for visiting. Players can now explore rare items that will rotate on a weekly basis, ensuring there’s always something new to discover. Additionally, downloadable packs have been introduced, including the highly anticipated Photo Chamber and the Healing Chamber, making it easier than ever to expand your monster training experience. The Photo Chamber is finally available! Players can now get one through the marketplace by acquiring the Photo Pack. This long-awaited feature allows you to regenerate the image of your monsters by creating 3 more images from which you can select. Color Potions have been updated to focus solely on cosmetic changes. They now only alter the appearance of your monster by changing its color and no longer add a resistance bonus. However, there’s good news for players who already had Color Potions in their inventory. These potions have been automatically upgraded to a new Legendary Appearance Potion. These are now unique because they remain the only appearance-related items in the game that affect monster stats. The Colossus Elixir, one of the earliest items added to the game, has been removed due to balance concerns. Initially, the Colossus Elixir provided a 50% HP bonus, but as new items were introduced, it became clear that such a high boost made it too powerful compared to other items. After careful consideration, it was replaced with the Colossus Potion, which retains the image generation effect but without the overpowered stat boost. For players seeking HP enhancements, new items like the Heartstone now offer more balanced and fair stat improvements.

Fixed issue with notifications not being sent.

Minor updates and bug fixes.

Introducing Monster Chambers! Take your monsters to the next level with the all-new Monster Chambers. Assign your monsters to specialized chambers to unlock unique benefits and perks. Here's what is available now: Healing Chamber: Passive healing is here! Gradually restores your monster's health over time without spending tokens. Photo Chamber: Customize your monster by choosing from three unique photos to update their appearance. Item Rarity Colors I've added a new system to help you quickly identify item rarities. This will make it easier to spot the best items as I prepare to release a bunch of new ones shortly. Common: White Rare: Blue Legendary: Orange

New Features Daily Challenges introduce a fresh game mode where players face increasingly difficult monsters in a turn-based system. Depending on the day, players can use multiple monsters, and rewards change daily, providing a variety of incentives. As more items are released, they’ll be added to the rewards pool, with special events communicating these updates. Turn-Based Battles bring strategic gameplay to the forefront, allowing players to watch battles unfold and actively swap monsters mid-battle to adapt their strategy. Using the same simulation logic as the auto-battle system, this feature sets the stage for future single-player modes like Co-op Adventure Mode. Upcoming updates will introduce battle items, enabling players to heal monsters, deal extra damage, and more during battles. Battle Simulation Update The battle system has been enhanced with improved damage calculations. Instead of relying on the highest dice roll, damage now considers the total of all dice rolled, making resistances and weaknesses more impactful. Monsters with resistances will roll one fewer dice, while those with weaknesses roll an additional one, increasing potential damage. This change adds depth and complexity to battle outcomes. Miscellaneous Updates Usability improvements include repositioning pop-up close buttons for easier access and allowing players to heal monsters directly from location screens. Monster info now provides detailed attack calculations, including dice usage and additional points. Player stats have been expanded; clicking on the profile icon reveals metrics like total barcodes scanned, the number of monsters owned, and total game rooms, with more stats planned for future updates. Bug Fixes Memory optimizations have been implemented to improve performance, particularly for players with extensive product scans, addressing crashes and ensuring smoother gameplay. This update enriches the player experience with new challenges, strategic gameplay, and user-friendly features while paving the way for future enhancements.