Fixes and improvements

The One Piece Card Game is here, as a third game alongside Pokémon and Magic. The whole English game: every booster from OP01 onward, the extra boosters, the starter decks and the promos. Scan them, search them, grade them and file them into collections exactly like the cards you already keep. Every printing is priced on its own. Alternate art and reprints are separate rows with their own value, and a card's detail page lists its other printings, so a rare alternate art is never valued as the common base card. The scanner now reads the printed card number. On One Piece that is the one thing that tells a base card apart from its alternate art, so the right printing lands in your collection. Every set has a picture. Magic set symbols and the official One Piece set logos now ship inside the app, so the set tiles fill in even with no network, in all three games. New: Nocturne Premium can now be bought once, for good, alongside the weekly, monthly and yearly plans.

The 30th Celebration sets are here. Both new Pokémon sets are in the catalog, all 191 cards, so you can scan them, search them, grade them and file them into a collection like any other card. Magic's newest set is in as well. Fresh prices. Every value in the app comes from a new price snapshot taken on 18 September. One honest note: a set this new has no market price yet. The price sources publish those weeks after a set lands, so the newest cards read "No price on record" for now, with an eBay link for live numbers. They are still fully scannable and collectable. Fixed: the subscription plans sometimes failed to appear the first time the Premium page was opened, and needed a tap on "Try again". They now load on their own.

Nocturne now speaks your language. This update adds full support for Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Urdu, across the whole app: scanning, grading, collections and your portfolio. Also new: nocturne:// links open the app straight to the scanner, a set or a card. Also in this update: Sharper values. Every card is priced as the printing you actually own, foil, holo, reverse or plain, instead of the dearest printing on record. Collection and portfolio totals may read lower than before: that is the correction, not a loss. Cards sold only in Europe now show a value too. Wishlist. Keep the cards you are hunting in one place, add everything missing from a set in a tap, and see what finishing it would cost. Faster sorting. Point a scanning session straight into any collection, and set copies, collection or portfolio from the scan itself without leaving the camera. Backups worth keeping. An exported backup now carries your grade photos and the cards you taught the scanner, not just your lists.