HP AND SP YOU CAN READ AT A GLANCE The SP meter now changes colour as it drains: navy when full, through blue and cyan, to white when you are spent. The HP bar gains a fourth warning colour: below 15% it turns a vivid red-pink, so a scratch and a near-death no longer look the same. ALIASES SHOW UP AS YOU TYPE When the first word you type matches one of your aliases, it turns blue in the command line, so you know it will expand before you press Enter. Works with the on-screen keyboard's text suggestions too. QUALITY OF LIFE • On wide screens, the compass moves into the battle panel's row during a fight instead of covering the top of the output • Battle filtering now catches fights with animated creatures such as the Cleaver and the Thing, whose hit lines used to slip through as ordinary text • The Mac app now requires macOS 12 Monterey or later

The biggest update yet for players who live at the command line. BATTLE, WITHOUT THE WALL OF TEXT Combat spam can collapse in place, every blow overwriting the last, or leave the log entirely for a battle panel that tracks your hits, misses, evasion rate and current target. The line you were reading stops getting buried. NAVIGATION COMPASS A compass rose floats over the terminal on iPhone, iPad and Mac, reading your live coordinates and showing named landmarks at their true bearing. Built from the official accessible map, with labels that step apart instead of piling into a smudge in a crowded town. SKILLS, SCORE AND SHOP LISTS AS PANELS "skills", "score" and a shop's "list" arrive as laid-out panels instead of raw columns. Score shows what has changed since you last looked, and every item on a shop list is one tap from being bought. TARGETS AS LINKS Creatures announced in a room render as tappable links: tap to attack, no typing. The Kill picker seeds itself from whatever is standing in front of you and lets you pin the targets you hunt often. Long-press to stop a word being highlighted. TAP-ABLE HINTS (iPhone & iPad) The desktop TAB-completion you already know, now on touch. Start typing and matching commands appear above the input; tap one to send it. Half-finished templates fill the field instead so you can complete them. RICHER COMMAND HISTORY Sixteen entries in a scrollable list, and re-running one moves it back to the top. Counterparts sit above the list: send "enter portal" and it offers "leave portal" and "out"; open a door and it offers to close it. TEXT LINK RULES Turn any line the game prints into a one-tap command. Select text in the output to seed a new rule, use capture groups to pull words out of the line, and chain several commands into one link. A SOUNDTRACK THAT KNOWS HOW YOU ARE DOING Area music picks up tempo as your health falls, and battle themes hold back until a fight is genuinely under way. QUALITY OF LIFE • Configuration panes open as docked panels on wide screens instead of covering the app • Escape closes any panel or editor • Messages appear at the top of the output and fade on their own • Optional extra line spacing, and text selection that works in the history view • Tapping the output clears a selection, and tapping a link puts the keyboard away

Mobile-focused update. • Social windows on phones — Chat, Tells, Party, and Notes now have their own buttons in the top bar. Tap one to open a fullscreen tabbed panel; close to return to the terminal. • Tap to connect — The red/green dot beside your character name is now the connect/disconnect control. Red taps connect; green taps disconnect. The standalone Connect button has been retired. • Hide-keyboard button — A new icon in the D-Pad's floor column dismisses the on-screen keyboard without leaving the input bar. • Cleaner top bar — Removed the Clear button (the output buffer is now smaller, so it's no longer needed). History and About moved to the Settings drawer. • Plus: live-tail terminal view with a dedicated History screen for older output; Cmd/Ctrl+L on hardware keyboards fires the most recently rendered text link; login polish (scrollable alt list, last-played marker, larger per-character delete icon, "You are already playing!" now confirms automatically when reconnecting from a different device).