Mei now handles weapons with more natural grips and bent-elbow poses. Psychic casting has smoother gestures and recovery, without chest distortion. The psychic arsenal grows to 20 abilities, with stronger glow and clearer effects in the Armory and nighttime combat. Discover the devastating premium Singularity and Starfall powers. Every screen now wears the Armory look: the pause menu, HQ and structure sheets, community reports, skill selection, the night briefing, the build catalog and the dawn debrief share its glass panels, buttons and type. Build catalog: Armory structures can be unlocked straight from their dossier. If you are short on coins the button takes you to the Supply Terminal, and a bought blueprint goes straight to BUILD. Structures now say UNLOCK rather than BUY, since coins buy the blueprint and each structure is built for its own cost after. Title art corrected.

The Armory and the Supply Terminal are rebuilt. Mei stands on a lit stage holding whatever you are looking at. She fires a burst every few seconds, casts the psychic you are viewing, and steps aside so a structure can turn on the stand. Every item shows live in 3D and turns when its card is in focus. Each weapon's card compares it against the pair you carry. If you are short on coins, the button names the gap and offers the smallest pack that covers it. Buying a weapon now asks whether to equip it. Also fixed: the Flame Vent's jet now leaves its cannon's mouth.

The main character has been rebuilt from the skeleton up. She now aims and fires from the shoulder with real recoil, strafes and back-pedals instead of sliding, turns on her feet, flinches when something lands a hit, and holds a distinct pose for each psychic ability. Her weapons track their targets from the actual barrel, so shots line up with where she is pointing.

Fixes a crash on older devices. • Version 1.2.2 could fail to open on iPhones running iOS 14 to 16. This build restores the correct minimum version so the game only installs where it runs. • The app no longer asks for permission to track you, and no longer uses the advertising identifier. Ads are still shown, but are no longer personalised.

Smaller download and a new privacy screen. • The download is about 25% smaller. • Pause › Privacy lets you turn off sharing of anonymous play data, and delete anything we hold for your installation.

Tutorial fixes, all from playing the last release: Day one walks you through the whole starting camp again, machine gun tower included, so night one is defensible. Opening the pre-battle briefing no longer ends the walkthrough early. The three-card power lesson now appears the first time the cards do, instead of a night later. Coach cards step aside while a menu is open, so they no longer cover the build dossier. The movement lesson shows the real joystick where it rests, with a thumb on it. The aim lesson is new: Mei and the horrors, in the game's own camera, so you can see her pick the nearest target and fire without a button.

Ads are here, and so is the choice to skip them. - Watch a short video for bonus coins whenever you want one - A quick ad between nights, capped so it never interrupts a run - Remove Ads is a one-time purchase that clears the between-night ads for good - Rewarded videos stay available if you buy Remove Ads European players get a consent prompt before any ads load, and iOS asks permission before any tracking.

Fixes: The night briefing no longer cuts off the ruler's name and buttons on longer names. Renamed the Fleet Step boost so it is no longer confused with the Psychic Scream levitation ability.

The Supply Terminal is open. Coin packs and the Anchor's Starter Pack are now available, so you can stock up on guns and defenses without grinding. Also in this update: Rebalanced coin economy across the night cycle Dawn payout for surviving until morning Levitation added to your psychic arsenal Stability and polish fixes