Fifty releases since the last store update. The highlights: MAP AND NAVIGATION • One map, no descent: planets are drawn on the galaxy map itself, with a door into each system view. • The system list marks the planets you have already probed. • The Orbital Home: your capital's orbit is a place you can visit and defend. ECONOMY • Supply lanes: your colonies feed each other while you sleep. • The Trade Portal works from any colony, and you choose where a purchase lands. Every level now buys something. • Useful upgrades at every level for the Recycler, Colonial Outpost, Hyperspace Relay, Particle Accelerator and the Eschaton Veil, all the way to level 30. • The offer composer tells you what you will actually be paid, and warns before incoming goods overfill a warehouse. FLEETS AND WAR • You choose what flies on a pursuit and on a standing watch. • The Shipyard shows where the rest of your fleet is. Every saved order is reachable again. • The raid report says what limited your haul. Overkill now spills over to the next target instead of vanishing. • The best spy report shows the fleets standing on the target, not only those that left it. GUILDS • The threat board shows who is already flying to a colony, not just who has landed. • The guild panel tells you when your fleet lands before you commit it. • The guild log records who left, and when. RIVAL EMPIRES • Synthetic empires now scout, strike, garrison, run freighters, shield their warehouses, keep a treasury and come back for the colony that paid. They are harder, and more honest about it. Plus dozens of fixes to combat maths, reports, the resource band and the leaderboards. Full notes: novarchy.com/changelog

This update carries everything built since the version that first reached the App Store — several weeks of work on the galaxy. • Guard fleets follow your orders. A fleet standing guard over a colony now fights the way you tell it to, and repositioning no longer costs you the trip. • The War Room reads like a sentence. See how many targets are free and how many carry a bounty, and read a joint raid plainly: who attacks, in how long, and whom. • Missions know where they are going. The composer refuses destinations that are not real places, and a mission starts from the colony you are looking at. • Relics are findable again. The Relics tab bands by sector, so relics in the newer sectors stop hiding. • Sharper rivals. The AI empires now ask the engine before they act — better strikes, shipyards and construction. • Sign in with Apple and with Google, side by side with instant guest play: pick a commander name and you are in. Plus dozens of smaller fixes across the map, the shipyard, spy reports and the colony screens.