The pursuit is now a 50-world campaign you walk in order, and a world only opens the next one when you survive a full five uninterrupted minutes on it. Turrets are gone: combat is you, your evolving weapon, and the beacon. Builds now diverge — a run can open eight upgrade lines out of thirteen, so what you pick actually costs you something, and every level-up gives you re-deals to spend on a bad hand. Mag-gloves is now the capstone of the two scavenging lines instead of a card that quietly cancelled them. The Armory has been rebuilt: tracks that promised a hundred levels but finished by level twenty now run to twenty or thirty with the same ceiling, and every coin and diamond the old curve overcharged has been paid back — including the turret perk the last update missed. The Engineer is rebuilt around the core, Threat Mark is now a simple nearest-or-strongest switch, and diamonds drop 5 per boss, 5 per rewarded ad, or come in packs. Also: obstacles you could walk through now block, haptics are gentler, the core no longer buzzes the phone, and the camera sits further back.

New in 1.2: Direct the fight with Threat Mark—select an enemy and focus your fire. Turkish now follows your device language on first launch. We also improved purchase and restore feedback, ad privacy handling, Dynamic Type, VoiceOver labels, touch targets, and small-screen layouts.

New in 1.1 — every survivor now plays to its own signature: • Ranger — Ricochet: your shots bounce into a second target. • Gunner — Fan Fire: keep firing and it fans into a shredding cone. • Engineer — Grid: cluster your turrets and they hit harder together. Turn spare scrap into instant tactical power — Core Repair, Barrier, and a tap-to-target Airstrike. Plus a livelier character-select screen. Hold the line.