Arandouria 2.0 — the biggest update since launch. • The Wanderer has work for you now: clear out what nests on his floor, find what he lost, or carry a delivery down to where he waits next. He pays from what is left of better days — healing, enchantment, and now and then something nobody sells. • Your first descent walks you through the basics: six small tasks that wait until you have really done them, with a dagger and rations laid out to practise on. Skip it, or replay it any time from the settings. • Identical potions, scrolls and rations share one pack slot now — “Healing Potion (4)” — so a full pack no longer means walking past the better find. • Seen the stairs or the Wanderer? One tap walks you there across ground you have already explored, and stops for anything dangerous. • His own story comes out as you go deeper — piece by piece, all the way down to the crown on floor 30. Plus plenty of fixes: hunger warnings now arrive reliably, resting stops cleanly when a menu opens, and much more.

• Someone else walks the dungeon now. He calls himself the Wanderer — no more name than that remains. Nothing down here will touch him, and your blade will not either: step into him, and he talks instead. • Never met him? Then he is waiting on the first floors with the two warnings that keep new delvers alive: eat before hunger weakens you, and drink nothing you do not know. • Two new tips between floors: gear does nothing in your pack, and Warriors and Mages start out bare-handed. He has not said everything yet. Ask him again further down — and before long he will have work for those who listen.

• Floors 1-5 are now a safe place to learn: a lethal blow gets you back on your feet at full health instead of ending your run. From floor 6 on, death is permanent as always. • Important bug fixes, above all item identification: once you know what something is, every copy you find later is recognised on sight.

• Every descent now greets you with a piece of dungeon knowledge — 46 tips on items, tactics and the creatures below, the kind of thing that used to cost you a run to learn. • Bows are a real weapon class now: Short Bow, Long Bow and War Bow decide how hard your arrows hit, and the Ranger finally starts with one instead of a sword. • The Venom Blade poisons what it cuts — damage that ignores armour entirely, for enemies too well-protected to cut down the usual way. • Deep-dungeon weapons hit substantially harder, and how much enchantment a weapon can hold now depends on its type. • Many bug fixes, above all around saving and resuming: floors keep their state across staircases and restarts, monsters you killed stay dead, and a won run stays won.

• Nine weapons and armours join the depths: Battle Axe, Warhammer, Defender, Vampiric Blade, Rune Sword, Splint Mail, Mithril Chain, Dragon Scale and Crystal Plate — each unlocking as you descend. • Bosses now drop gear worthy of their depth, and powerful equipment appears a little earlier on your way down. • The deep floors have been rebalanced: the Stone Giant can be beaten, monsters hit slightly less hard, and resting recovers faster. • Every floor now starts with a safe zone around your arrival point — no more ambushes on your first step. • Fixed: removing worn gear now correctly removes its bonus as well.

• Unseen monsters nearby now occasionally give themselves away — listen for the warning before you round the next corner. • Archers and other ranged monsters hold their ground on the upper floors — hit-and-run tactics now start deeper down, and shooters are less accurate at point-blank range. • Goblins no longer outrun you — a pack can still corner you, but falling back is now a real option for ranged characters. • Dark Elves hit less hard. • Fixed: the Scroll of Mapping now draws a readable floor plan — rooms, corridors and their walls, instead of a screen full of clutter.

• Twelve new monsters, from Giant Centipedes to Troll Shamans that heal their kin and Shadows that phase straight through walls. • Every boss floor now has its own boss: Spider Queen, Lich King, Spider Empress and Arch-Lich replace the Dragon rematches. • Monster attacks can now poison, slow or confuse you — and the fauna changes as you descend. • Fixed: the Ring of Speed and the Potion of Speed now actually make you faster; both were previously broken. • Fixed: in pixel-art mode, twelve monsters shared a red placeholder blob — every monster now has its own sprite.

• Cursed weapons and armour you are wearing are now clearly marked and warn you the moment you equip them. • The Scroll of Identify now also covers the gear you are wearing, not just what is in your backpack. • A new "More Games" entry in Settings points to our other game, Arandeep.

General bug fixes and minor improvements.

The early floors are fairer now. • Your character slowly heals on its own while no monster is in sight, so one rough fight no longer condemns the rest of your run. Healing is quickest on the upper floors and gets steadily slower the deeper you descend. • Drinking an unidentified poison potion is no longer certain death for a low-level character. A dose now costs at most three quarters of your maximum health — a blind gulp still hurts badly, but you get a chance to recover. • Poison traps on the earliest floors deal a little less damage. • New tips explain how to eat from your inventory when you first get hungry, before starvation costs you health.

Game Center score and achievement reports now automatically retry once after a transient network failure.

- The game now collects anonymous gameplay statistics (death depth, class, cause of death, run outcome) to help balance difficulty — no personal or device data is collected. - Removed the main menu's "Game Center" button and made background syncing more reliable — leaderboards and achievements still update automatically and remain visible in iOS's system-wide Games app.

Game Center support: leaderboards for deepest floor reached and total monsters slain, plus 20 achievements to unlock.

Fixed items on the floor reappearing after quitting to the main menu and resuming a run.

The dungeon HUD now shows a small class icon next to the floor number, so you can see which class you're playing without leaving the dungeon.

- Ranged enemies (archers, fire demons, dark elves, and the dragon) can now miss their attacks instead of always hitting. - Scroll of Remove Curse now also removes curses from rings and amulets, not just weapons and armor.

Small quality-of-life update focused on secret doors, secret rooms, and inventory polish. - Secret rooms now drop 1-2 items instead of always exactly 1 — more rewarding for the effort of finding them. - Standing next to a hidden secret door now has a small passive chance to notice something's off, even without using Search. - Fixed a bug where the worn-equipment list showed a cursed item's "{cursed}" tag twice. - Fixed a bug where opening the inventory showed the last action's message twice. - Fixed a bug where an already-found secret door could revert to hidden after fully restarting the app.

New in this update: • Original soundtrack — 21 new ambient music tracks that play in rotation with natural pauses between them, so the dungeon never feels repetitive • Toggle music on or off anytime in Settings or the Pause menu • Smoother level-up curve for meta-progression, so growth feels more gradual over many runs • iCloud sync — your meta level, XP, and deepest floor reached now sync automatically across your devices. If two devices happen to diverge (e.g. played offline), you'll be asked which save to keep — no more losing progress by switching phones

Prices for revives and class unlocks now appear directly on the buttons — no guessing before you tap.

Bug fixes: • Purchase buttons now show the price before you tap (e.g. "Buy 5 Revives — 0.99 €")