· 1.4.0: The lights are on — a crowd and camera flashes behind the goal, a net with depth, confetti and a roar when you score. Big matches, cups and hat-tricks get a bigger, golden celebration. · A chance diagram on the match screen shows how the next chance will come. · When a life ends, the soul you carry into the next one piles up in gold. The title and hub are repainted too. · New "Reduce effects" setting turns off background motion, screen shake and flashes. · Fixed headline and number lettering looking smudged on some devices. · 1.3.3: Awakening no longer disappears if you put it off. New app icon.

· 1.3.3: Awakening no longer disappears if you put it off — skipping it in the first week of year two used to cost you every awakening of that run. New app icon. · 1.3.2: Retired number — stay at one club long enough and score enough, and you become its legend (nickname, memory cards). A newly learned shot is highlighted in your first match. Tips can be replayed from Settings. · 1.3.1: Today's Shots shows the chance number and moves on by itself. First-touch grade flashes over the lane. If notifications are off, a link opens Settings. Japanese labels polished. · Every keeper now has a style and a weak side — sweeper, line keeper, steady, guesser. The more you shoot at him, the more it shows, and the coach's sign reads it. · First touch — one-on-ones and cutbacks start the moment the ball arrives. Clean, and the defender is far; heavy, and he is already on you. · A rival — the other scorer in your league. Your coach and partner have names now, and what they say changes with trust and chemistry. · Every match has its own conditions — rain, night games, hostile crowds, ten men, a cup decider. · Start with three weapons and learn the last in training. Real shots raise mastery per technique. · Shot of the Day — the same five chances for everyone, ranked on Game Center. Evening reminder only if you ask. · Sound effects and Japanese.

· 1.3.2: Retired number — stay at one club long enough and score enough, and you become its legend (nickname, memory cards). A newly learned shot is highlighted in your first match. Tips can be replayed from Settings. · 1.3.1: Today's Shots shows the chance number and moves on by itself. First-touch grade flashes over the lane. If notifications are off, a link opens Settings. Japanese labels polished. · Every keeper now has a style and a weak side — sweeper, line keeper, steady, guesser. The more you shoot at him, the more it shows, and the coach's sign reads it. · First touch — one-on-ones and cutbacks start the moment the ball arrives. Clean, and the defender is far; heavy, and he is already on you. · A rival — the other scorer in your league. Your coach and partner have names now, and what they say changes with trust and chemistry. · Every match has its own conditions — rain, night games, hostile crowds, ten men, a cup decider. · Start with three weapons and learn the last in training. Real shots raise mastery per technique. · Shot of the Day — the same five chances for everyone, ranked on Game Center. Evening reminder only if you ask. · Sound effects and Japanese.

· New installs now open in English unless your device language is Korean. Until now, every new install started in Korean. You can switch languages anytime in Settings.

· Season-by-season records, a 12-team table, cup finals and national team call-ups. · Season goals, renewals, transfers and releases, the Big League, and retiring on your own terms. · Accepting a teammate's call now plays a timed through ball. · Fixed a bug where closing the app before choosing an offer recorded the season twice. · Fixed chance names being cut off in the English UI.

· The store description is rewritten in 12 languages — what changed in 1.1, and where to leave feedback. · Gameplay is unchanged from 1.1.1.

· Fixed Short Youth (two youth years) being judged against the three-year cut line — a draft call was all but impossible. The cut line and the offer terms now scale with how long your youth is. · When a life ends, the screen says what will be different next time. If you went undrafted it also points to the way to run a shorter youth. · Stacking several karma vows now warns you how much harder the draft gets. · The cut-line explainer names the youth length of the life you are in.

· The promotion cut line and your scout projection are always on the week screen. · Run endings are a full-screen scene with the rating broken down item by item. · The coach's sign now comes with a reason, a confidence and a risk. It never touches the odds. · Shot results grade your choice and your contact separately, with one coaching line. · Fatigue and injury risk are shown before you commit; injuries say why they happened. · Eight run conditions, redrawn every life. A two-way choice after each weekly action. · A first-week practice match that goes nowhere near the record. · Run condition codes rebuild the same talents and conditions. · Accessibility: auto-contact option, fixes for clipping at large text sizes. · One failed save no longer blocks every save after it.

· Fixed No Headers and No Penalties karma not actually being enforced — you could take the inheritance multiplier without paying the handicap. A chance blocked by karma is now left to a team-mate. · The end-of-life card now shows your career goals and the football soul you carry forward.