Real trains, real strain. A hand-crafted locomotive family replaces the box trains, and bridges now take a permanent set past 70% load — they sag, survive bent, and carry the scars. Then play god with the weather. Flame chars timber and spreads along it; freeze makes steel brittle and grows ice heavy enough to sink a deck; zap, pull and tornado do the rest — and you can now grab a car and throw it. (Stars stay honest: experiments don't score.) Also in 1.2: a new look built on the stress spectrum — the ramp every beam glows with under load, now the app's icon and identity — plus per-world light and geology, iCloud sync across devices, and a roomier iPhone HUD.

Play god, properly. Arm the god cursor mid-test and grab the structure, fire aimed gusts, drop concussive blasts, or snip a single member — every effect lands with sound, haptics and a shockwave you can see. (Stars stay honest: experiments don't score.) Also in 1.1: the Mac app now runs at true Mac scale, sun shadows hug the structure instead of smearing, and the water finally looks wet.