v1.11 turns every scene of Fâtih: The Red Apple into a living miniature, and your decisions now open more roads than ever. - A living illustration on every scene: as you read a decision, a continuously animated scene now unfolds behind it — like an illustrated storybook. - Special art for the great moments: unique, majestic tableaux for the Accession, the Conquest, the entry into Hagia Sophia, and the Caesar's farewell. - Smoother decision animations: the hand-drawn scenes that play after each choice now animate far more fluidly. - The Reign Record: a new screen with the tally of your reign — campaigns, echoes and endings witnessed, and your latest balances. - More branching paths: the cannon's casting at Edirne, the mine war beneath the walls, the Grand Duke Notaras, and new forks in the final chapter. - Echoes of the Past expanded: your decisions on the Strait fortress, the fleet, the corps, and the treasury return later as scenes of their own. - New achievements: Master of the Hearth, Will of Steel, Master of the Blade, and more (16 seals in all). - Brightened cityscapes, plus various refinements and polish.

v1.1 deepens the conquest atmosphere, the weight of your decisions, and the feel of sovereignty in Fâtih: The Red Apple. A new Cinematics Ledger: rewatch the special scenes you have unlocked, right from the menu. The Council Night, Rumeli Fortress, and Ships Over Land scenes are now woven into the flow. A Conquest Calendar / Siege Phase panel for Chapters 2 and 3. Echoes of the Past: your great decisions now return in later chapters as scenes of their own, with their own consequences. Chapter endings and the Chronicle are enriched with the Seal of Sovereignty, your Reign's Epithet, and conquest records. A seal ritual and Objections in the Council for critical decisions. A Conquest Log strip on the map that unfolds as you advance. A Shadow of Decisions panel for major balance shifts. Bad endings strengthened with a more cinematic opening and clearer guidance. An in-game settings panel to mute sound and return to the main menu. Redesigned layouts for iPad: balanced placement that suits the larger screen. Fixes for the App Store language display and the app's display name. Various improvements, with historical detail and spelling fixes.