Peers v3.1.5 - Added iPhone Duo support for the game

Peers v3.1.4 Fixes and improvements - The HIRE button could look active and do nothing once your office was full. It now says OFFICE FULL with the seat count. - Candidates too senior for your office showed a grey HIRE with no reason. It now says TOO SENIOR and the office cap. - Hiring messages appeared behind the hiring screen. They show on the screen now. - Some letters in the inbox opened a blank screen with no way out. Every letter opens, and every letter closes. - A friend's letter could lock the screen. It closes now. - A rare crash at the start of a film. - The Old Money conversation with Nicole could not be reached. It can. - Ophira's PeerNetwork picture was the Old Money cover. It is her own face now. - Sal sent the same counter picture forever. He sends it three times, two months apart, then stops. - The YOU tab showed people your founder would never meet. It matches the interest you picked at creation. - Maya appeared in Relationships before you had met her. She appears once you have. - The update poster showed the previous version's news. It shows this one.

Peers v3.1.3 NEW STARTING CITY: - CHICAGO is a starting city now. Pick it at creation and the game opens on the Loop. - CROSSROADS OF AMERICA: eighteen story beats in Chicago, every one a conversation with a choice in it, some on a clock. - Crimson, Nia and Sal: a best friend on the night shift, a singer who works the museum by day, and the man behind Uncle Sal's deep dish. - Start in Pittsburgh and Chicago waits for you as a visitor. Start in Chicago and New Grad waits in Pittsburgh. NEW STORY: - OLD MONEY, season one: THE INVITATION and THE PIGEONS. A credential arrives on the Foundry screen, and a jet is waiting. Other major and minor error fixes

Peers v3.1.2 - TWO NEW CITIES: Stockholm and Helsinki open once the Foundry has called, with the arctic past both. - THE NORTH: two intertwined stories on the list, #55 and #56, each with its own film and one long night at the end. - THE NORTHERN RAILWAY: a second rail map, Copenhagen to Kiruna, ore trains on arctic lanes. - The machine's new businesses: a data hall in a dead paper mill and a cable landing on the sea ice. - TRAIN & LOGISTICS CO.: the railway is a full game now — lanes, stations, eight train classes, freight contracts, strikes, snow, and a rival that takes what you leave open. - GHALIA AZAR: a woman on platform four, #33. Fourteen episodes on the railway's milestones, a short film, and a book of every scene. - PEERJET: the Fly screen is a gate now — a boarding pass, four cabins, and the flight seen from your window seat. - THE PEER GLOBE grew clouds, and every city card leads with the place itself. - VENTURES has its own door on the map menu, with a full-art card for each of the six companies. - The investment bankers got key-art cards, and IB deals arrive as term sheets you sign. - OWN THE MARKET: buy 51% of a listed company and its dividend is real, paid quarterly on your stake. - Fixed: you can no longer buy more shares of a company than exist. - SIGNATURE PRODUCTS sell by market and by following, and Limited Runs can sell out for a reputation pop. - WHOLESALE reaches two new tiers: continental and global retail. - Sports finished its rebuild — playoffs, trophy lifts, jersey money — and GRAND PRIX got its four-rung ladder. - YEAR IN PEERS: a poster of your year at every rollover, saved to Photos. - The store's Paris shelf made way for a NORDIC shelf: eight café pieces, one of them with a chess set. - The Founder Playbook got real pictures from the game and straighter answers. - Laws moved into the Company tab, and the map menu got simpler. - Fourteen new achievements, and every update's poster lives in the Compass calendar.

Peers v3.1.1 This is a major release! TRAIN & LOGISTICS CO. -The railway is a game now. -Seventeen cities from London to Istanbul on a new hand-drawn map you can open full screen and zoom. -Lanes follow real corridors and grow out from Zürich; stations upgrade; track goes to the Alpine tunnel. -Eight classes with speed, seats, tonnes and wear. -Passengers pay by how full the lane runs; freight is contracts — cocoa and milk in cut what your chocolate costs, chocolate out lifts every market you reach. -A rival, Alpenbahn, takes what you leave open. -Four desks to hire. -Strikes, snow, derailments, the night train reviewed. -The Private Carriage for the rich of Europe, paid in KiLO, behind a security ladder. -A Decision Board: tickets, secrecy, who comes first. -Trains move on the map. GHALIA AZAR -A woman on platform four with two coffees and a survey. #33 on the DarkNook. -Fourteen episodes on the railway's own milestones — the wagon, the letter, the rate, the inspection, Geneva, the freeze, the sleeper, Sofia, Beirut, the clean exit — with the Decision SIGNATURE PRODUCTS, REMADE -Every product on the tree now has a form, a chocolate, a cost and a fair price. -Signatures sell every week under their own line on the balance sheet, pull a halo onto the shop floor, and come from a new creator with plates, swatches, a price dial and a launch. -The tree itself pays back its R&D. -Knockoffs leak from real revenue. YEAR IN PEERS -At every rollover, a poster of your year — the cash curve, the cities, the milestones, the faces. -Save it to Photos. -Every year waits in the gallery. THE MARKET -The trillion is a milestone again, not a wall. -Titles, race wins, new cities, the millionth unit and acquisitions move the share price the week they happen. ALSO -Within Reach on the Compass: the three achievements you're closest to. -Pittsburgh is the only start; New York's opening plays on first arrival. Chicago is next. -Sell a sports club. -Owned kitchens and cafés keep their own glyph on the map. -Nicole's chapter can't skip the question anymore, and if the lake never came she leaves at four years — the road to Kairo stays open, and her card now counts the way her book does and says where the last door is. -A scene that queued behind something else on screen no longer waits forever; it opens the moment the map is quiet. -Rail, sports and knockoff money finally reach the weekly recap. -Discontinue a signature product. FOURTEEN NEW ACHIEVEMENTS House Signature, Bestseller, Full Shelf. Alpine Line, Port to Plant, Every Market, The Night Train. A Number A Face. A Number of Your Own. The Clean Exit. And Rail Baron now needs trains on its five lanes.

Peers v3.1.0 - FoundryOS: your Foundry file has an operating system. A new tile on the HUD boots the Dossier, the DarkNook, and Cyb3rNetworK, with music of its own. - KiLO: one ₭ is a billion dollars. Park cash in the wallet, take it out at par. The Perimeter now takes ₭ at a discount and holds the fence harder for every tier paid from the machine. - Finish the Foundry and your clearance grows. Some of what the machine shows is sealed. That is not a bug. - Discontinue signature products from the Factory. You asked. Knockoffs of a retired product fold with it. - The weekly recap shows once, after the papers, never twice. The city music stops when the machine boots. - Four new achievements: boot the machine, boot it with clearance, move your first billion into the wallet, read the mail. - Every update's poster now lives in the Compass calendar. What changed, on one screen, whenever you want it.

Peers v3.0.9 - The Provenance Shelf: fifteen billion-dollar store pieces from the stories you lived — the Foundry's terminal desk, a Zurich vault door, Katya's field chest, and the Mexico City club under glass. - Some pieces cannot be bought with money alone — the melted padlock sells only to founders who survived the fire it came from. - Fixed: a story screen at the compound could trap players with no way to scroll — it scrolls now, on every phone and every text size. - Fixed: saves wealthy enough to overflow the game's own arithmetic crashed on load — they open again, fortunes intact. - Fixed: handing the company to Nicole crashed — the option is gone, because her story is not finished. - Ten new achievements: every film watched, ten million then fifty million followers, ten billion bought and sold, a thousand flights, a hundred replies, a hundred posts, one password, and a hundred million on furniture. - The Founder Playbook catches up: a new Titans chapter teaches the ladder, the letters, the strikes, and the Perimeter — and the hiring pages now tell the honest numbers.

Peers v3.0.8 THE TITANS - The rich lists found their teeth. - Named dynasties anchor every city, Big Chocolate's principals crown the CEO board, and every fortune above yours grows each year. Pass one and a letter arrives in their own hand. Close in and they talk about you on PeerNetwork. - Climb too fast and the one above you hits back. - The new ladder in the Compass tracks all of it: who conceded and when, whose letter is coming, who your opponent is, and what every strike has cost you. RED STAR - For those who opened that door in Miami: three names join the board with no fortunes listed. They never write, never post, and never stop. You cannot out-earn them. You can build the Perimeter — three tiers of security that slow the strikes, soften what lands, and stop some raids at the fence. PEERNETWORK NOTIFICATIONS - People cut through the noise now. When someone from the story reaches out, their face is on the notification and it holds the top spot. The bookkeeping folds into one weekly summary you can tap open. And if you leave while someone is waiting on an answer, the game sends one quiet reminder two days later. - You can turn it off in settings. YOUR COMPANY, FULL SIZE - Role limits now grow with your office. - Twelve line workers in a medium office become forty on a corporate floor and one hundred twenty in the HQ — a complete headquarters is exactly 250 people, the number on the door at last. ALSO - Nine new achievements across the titan war and the full HQ. - A one-time flyer shows returning players what changed. - The compass stops nagging about romances that ended.

Peers v3.0.7 THE BIG FIX - On long-running saves the inbox could freeze the whole game. That is gone. Deep saves open their mail instantly again, and old operational notices now clean themselves up. Story letters stay forever. NICOLE STOPS WAITING - Close the five ventures and her story answers the same week. No more silent years on the calendar. Her card now says exactly what the next chapter is waiting on — and so does every other romance. NIGHT FLIGHT - A new living title screen: the city from the air, the cast appearing below, and planes crossing on their long routes. REAL COMPETITION - The rich lists finally know what a trillion means. Named dynasties now anchor every city, Big Chocolate's principals crown the CEO board, and every fortune above you grows each year. Passing a trillion no longer means playing alone at the top. NEW FACES - Founder portraits refreshed, and the rare hires got the full character treatment. FIRST TEXTS - Five contacts now text you early in a run. Answer or don't — they remember. SAVE PROTECTION - If a save file is ever damaged, the game now sets it aside instead of erasing it, so support can bring your run back. Plus stability work under the hood.

Peers v3.0.6 HOME DESIGN: - Every home you own in all twelve cities opens onto a real floor plan. - Place furniture, rotate it, lay rugs, sink a pool. Your rooms save forever, per building. THE PEERS STORE: - About ninety fully rendered pieces across home, office, cafe, and collectible shelves, with gold, silver, and common rarities and character collections from the cast. - Some pieces cannot be bought until your story has earned them. THE HQ TOWER: - Your headquarters becomes a huge pre-furnished flagship floor, with Floor Two and Floor Three waiting behind real buildout money. - Offices, warehouses, and cafes get boards too. STORY GUIDANCE: - Denver now tells you where the mountain story waits, the New Grad finale calls you back to Pittsburgh, the Foundry's Conrad relents after enough weeks, and romances say when a chapter needs more time. FIXES: Rachel no longer re-sends the same text every week and the duplicates clean themselves up, Dani's contact photo updated, plus furniture sizing and store polish. Thank you for 2,000 downloads.

Peers v3.0.5 NEW YORK — SEASON II Rachel is back, and so is the city. Eight beats: ten rounds of small plates in a speakeasy, a Round of 32 watch party, a room you were not supposed to see, a bike shop in Brooklyn, race day in the second division, and a Thursday that ends somewhere you did not plan. Meet Leah, Ren, Malik, and Zora. The season closes with OLD MONEY, a new Peers Originals film. - MESSAGES Characters now text you between beats. The new Messages hub in PeerNetwork carries real threads: photos, reply choices, typing dots, and the game's first group chat. Contacts unlock as your save earns them, and threads keep forever. QUALITY OF LIFE - The Peers HQ flag now flies over your designated office at any tier, in any city. It was top-tier-only before. - Every shop sheet carries a How Shops Work pill explaining the retail loop in five sentences. - The starter shop now reports its real chocolate revenue instead of claiming zero. - Any romance that has gone quiet now says so on the Compass, with what it is waiting for. - The New York story book grows chapters that remember your choices, with relive buttons for the staged beats. - The season finale film joins the PeerNetwork cinema next to New York I.

Peers v3.0.4 — Second Chances - Two doors reopen, carefully. If Dani left at the dock, a letter finds you two years later. If you refused the Foundry, they call one more time when you're too big to ignore. Neither undoes your choice. - The Keepsakes drawer: every letter and postcard your run has received, kept on the Storyboard, re-readable forever. Personal mail now arrives as a full-screen moment instead of a buried notification, and unread story mail pins to the top of the inbox. - The Miami saga explains itself: Coronation Night can be accepted right from The Scene app, La Reina's book now holds all three acts, every letter can be relived, and locked chapters say what they're waiting for. - Story cards across the game wear their characters' faces, and the produce screen scrolls with the keyboard open. - The app is roughly half its previous size.

Peers v3.0.3 - Fixed a rare issue where story events, crises, and opportunities could permanently stop appearing on older saves. Affected saves recover on their own after one played week. - The PEERS AIR terminal now shows the photograph its riddle asks about. - Study sessions are a real button: while enrolled, attend one each week from your program's page. Every session counts toward Gus. - The Compass and Storyboard now tell you where every story continues — including the doors that used to stay quiet: the flight south from the Flamingo's computer, Denver's drives, Katya's districts, the war's next city, and what the Foundry is actually waiting for. - Friend missions describe how they really work, and progress counts paths it used to miss — including loans that pay themselves off and campaigns your CMO runs. - Nicole's film and the Pittsburgh season carry new living scenes.

PEERS v3.0.2 — The Living Frames Update - Islas del Diablo II concludes: descend the forked chambers of La Cueva Madre, tour the elder houses, and play the season to its two endings. - Scenes across the game now move. Nicole's film, the Pittsburgh season, and the title screen carry living frames — key moments that breathe. - The Pittsburgh story book is rebuilt: every chapter illustrated with full-page art, and a Relive button that replays any scene you've lived. - Hannah has more to say. Her expressions follow the story, and her city gallery unlocks on the diner computer as your first year unfolds. - The Compass becomes the Founder's Atlas: a season dial, leaderboard podiums, and a Next Story card that shows where your story continues. - Story faces on the Peers Globe now point to waiting chapters in every city you can fly to.

Peers v3.0.1 ISLAS DEL DIABLO — SEASON II BEGINS A letter with an island postmark. A house that came with a cat. Six tape sleeves, five of them pointing at other islands. Acts I through III are live: the arrival, the elders, the sync, and the question at the door. The finale opens in the next update. THE EXECUTIVE FLOOR Your COO, CMO, CFO, CTO, and General Counsel now do real work. Let the CMO run marketing to a budget you set. Let the CFO manage the debt. The COO pauses production before it bankrupts you. QUALITY OF LIFE - Foundry terminal: $10B, $100B, and $1T transfer buttons. - Permanent story choices now warn you before you commit. - Retiring shows which stories you would leave unfinished. - A Next Story card in the Compass points to your next beat. - Locked story chapters now say what they need. - The hangar explains how plane part hunts work. - Story arcs are named on their cards, with character portraits. - Every run now ends with a proper credits sequence. - Nicole's story card plays a living picture. - Fixed: inheritance could be lost if the app closed during a legacy handoff.

Peers v3.0.0 The big one. Thank you for a wild month! We tripled the player count for Peers in such short amount of time... FIXES - Crossing your first million could spiral a young company: crisis costs were tuned for big wallets and could drain you to zero, stalling production and orders. Crisis bills now scale with your size. Thanks to the five-star review that caught it. - Hiring silently failed when you couldn't cover a signing bonus. The game now tells you exactly what's short. - Starting a new run now wipes every corner of the old one. No more ghosts from past saves. - Breakups: you can now end a relationship without marrying first. Divorce is no longer the only exit. - Passing your fortune to the next run works reliably. MAN O' WAR: ANACONDA A new continent. Brazil opens with three cities Sao Paulo, Manaus, Salvador. THE TROPHY ROOM Watch trophies appear in the HQ or the Achievements tab for each Arc you complete! EVERY MAP REMADE All eighteen cities redrawn full-bleed, Pittsburgh to Tokyo, London to Hong Kong, and now Brazil. Around 180 buildings re-seated on their landmarks. THE LIVING WORLD Weather arrived. Each city rolls its own sky every week — drizzle, rain, storms with lightning. Cloud shadows drift over every district. Owned buildings pop their weekly take on the map, and the seasons change with a full-screen stamp. THE CHOCOLATE CALENDAR Five seasonal demand events a year, scored: hit the bar and a medal is engraved on your calendar, forever. THE ECOMMERCE DIVISION The division opens in PEERS OS: sign go-go-mart.com, earn the rating, and the bigger dinner-basket door unlocks. Revenue boards per storefront. A third door waits. ALSO - Big Chocolate rebuilt: ending films with an original score, a full book with replayable tapes, the council recast. - Headquarters and offices remade with real art and honest numbers. - Auto-produce now takes any number you can type. The old cap is gone. - Seasons now declare their prerequisites. New players can't fall into a sequel first.

Peers v2.15 Bugs and Improvements: - A much lighter Peers. The whole soundtrack was re-encoded and the art recompressed, so the app takes a fraction of the space it used to. Same songs, same cities, same stories, much smaller download. - The launch screen now shows the newest seasons: Revelation in Paris, the Bushwick rebuild, and New York. - There is a new icon on your home screen. Consider it a sign. THE COUNTDOWN Peers 3.0 is in the works. A new continent. New stories. Trophies with your name engraved on them. That is all we will say for now.

PARIS The last stop opens. Fly in, buy the townhouse with the blue door, and meet Henri in the cafe downstairs — a film student with a brown leather notebook and a movie that fights him. Across a whole season you help him find its heart, cast it, fund it, shoot it inside a protest, and choose how it ends. The film that plays at the premiere is the one you made. Paris also has streets you can step into: covered arcades, dead-end villas, narrow lanes with their own weather. THE PEERS GLOBE The flat travel map retired. In its place, a globe you spin with a finger — every city pinned where it really is, book a flight from orbit. Built with room for where the story goes next. Also in this update: planes and a lucky blimp cross the sky over every city, Bushwick's final rebuild is faster and its film now premieres itself, stuck story beats un-stick themselves, and every locked story card now tells you exactly how to open it. Three new songs. One of them belongs to a student film.

Peers 2.13 THE HEADQUARTERS Your company finally has a home. Designate an HQ and it appears on its city's map. Step inside and walk the painted floors: the office, a lounge with a chocolate pool, the operations wing, and a second floor that is not ready yet. The CEO computer runs PEERS OS with your ledger, hiring, hearts, films, codex, freight, markets, calendar, codes, and the Foundry file. There is a record player loaded with every score the company ever commissioned. New York grows a new district: Bushwick. You do not buy this one. You back it. Give through The People's Gallery and the block rebuilds in stages, with its own music, a film when it makes it, and a museum for everything you have finished. If you hear a whistle on a corner, stop. Also in this update: season posters hang in Memories, your spouse now waits in their home city, friend missions tell you where to go, refreshed loan, newspaper, and product tree screens, and fixes from player reports.

Peers 2.12 THE DIVE, REBUILT Scuba is now a first-person painted descent. Five stations down the line, every look costs a breath, and what you find down there gets its own close-up. Air is time. Spend it slow. THE RAVE SCREEN, RELIT Warehouse venues got a painted marquee, a neon popularity meter, and a flyer wall of every night you have thrown. Supply contracts fold away into a drawer. Every DJ now shows the cities they tour. MORE CITIES ON TOUR DJs now route through London, Zurich, Hong Kong, Denver, San Diego, and Mexico City. London's own DJs finally play home. FIXES - Mark All in the inbox now clears every unread letter. The badge goes to zero like it always should have. - Dr. Emeka's Peer Review quest completes when you finish research. - Cassidy's influencer quest counts your bookings. - Decorate Venue and the Festival screens are readable again when opened from the rave scene.

Peers 2.11 NEW YORK — a Peers Originals story. The first story set in the city everything comes from. It starts on your own doorstep on a spring morning, when someone you knew in Los Angeles says hey, it's been a while. Seven chapters, a housewarming with a beer pong table, a choice you can't schedule your way out of, and a night that ends in lights. Two films bookend it, and the story remembers exactly what you did. Requires finishing Rachel's Los Angeles story and a home in Manhattan. YOUR PEOPLE — the relationships rebuild. - Everyone ages now. Engagements resolve: set the date, or she stops waiting. - Weddings are real. Pick the venue from buildings you own — the courthouse works too. - Marriage matters: every spouse helps the company in their own way, and anniversaries come around. You can also always leave — divorce costs ten percent of company cash, and the papers notice. - The dating pool now lives across seven cities. Land somewhere new and the city introduces its people. - Dates play as moments: the city's evening, their face, and one line only they would say. - PEERS ORIGINALS: Nicole, Dani, and Rachel hold the top of the Relationships screen, each card telling the truth about where her story stands. YOUR BRAND - 24 brand colors and 18 painted house marks in a redesigned company creator. - STORY MARKS: finish a story, earn its emblem, wear it as your logo — on every save, forever. One of them isn't listed. ALSO - Friends reorganized: whoever needs you sits on top, everyone else folds into their cities. - The Pittsburgh and Denver films joined the cinema on PeerNetwork. - Fixed: finishing Nicole's story no longer quietly poisons every other relationship.

Peers 2.10 PEERS ISLANDS — a new region in the middle of the Atlantic. Five islands, one seaplane. Bermuda's pink sand, the BVI's paperwork, St Lucia's spires, Barbados' warmth, Aruba's wind. Fly out from any coast — no story required, just the fare. - A new region: five islands hopped by seaplane, with its own chart, its own music, and three walkable Bermuda locations including Horseshoe Bay and the reef line. - Scuba diving: five dive sites, one tank of air, shells that sell, and something rare at the bottom of every site. Clear a site in one tank for the logbook. - The caves, in first person: five caves across the islands, explored chamber by chamber. Pick your tunnel, read the air, mind the oil, and trust the chart you draw as you go. No two descents are alike. - Island business: 19 new properties, the COCO ice-cream line, a coconut partnership worth earning, and an offshore registration your accountant will love. - New faces: eight islanders join the codex, island by island. - And if you dive off Bermuda with rented fins, pay attention to what the light does. NICOLE — the story, rebuilt.

Peers 2.9 New Miami & Mexico City Arcs: - RED STAR — the big story update, across two cities. - A new two-act season: one perfect morning in Miami, one meeting in Havana, and a door that opens in Mexico City. - Mexico City comes alive: new district maps, new bars, and original music. - The game's first chase — a playable night, swipe by swipe, with an original hard techno score. - A new app appears on ClubOS for those who finish the season. - Relive any chapter from the story book, including the Katya chase scene. - New codex entries and map discoveries that follow the story as it unfolds. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Peers 2.8 RETURN OFFER — the Los Angeles season. - A new story across three acts: an arena, a career fair, one internship slot, and the warmest kitchen in Los Angeles - A new district, new buildings, and all five LA map tiles redrawn - An epilogue worth staying for - Original music for Los Angeles and Pittsburgh - Relive any chapter from the story book - New codex entries for the Denver and Los Angeles casts - Bug fixes and performance improvements

Peers v2.7 Two new stories. One mountain, one spy. ALTITUDE — the Denver season - Drive THE PASS to Aspen and Vail, two full mountain districts with snow, wildlife, and their own score - An 18-beat season: the cook who fixes your chocolate with eleven dollars of butane, the manager with a forty-page plan, the developer who is you in eleven years, and a chairlift worth more than money - Build the three-floor Peers Chocolatier and run it with COCOA, the first modern app your company has ever shipped - Ski with real lift tickets, fill the Field Guide, collect the mountain's history on the Shelf - Denver, Boulder, LoDo, and RiNo remade, alive with elk, foxes, geese, and one very patient magpie - Two movies: the drive in, and Powder Day CHECKMATE — she came back - Katya resurfaces on a Miami beach with a chess set and an afternoon you will pay for - You cannot win the game. You can decide what kind of loser you are - The dance, the whisper, the crumpled list, and a FaceTime call that detonates in your own office - Win Dani back the hard way, night by night, and finish with UNITY — the biggest scene we have ever made - Relive any chapter from the storybook, exactly as you played it Also in 2.7 - Both new arcs in the storyboard with living books, gallery sections, and secret achievements - New gift codes hidden in our community posts - Sound fixes on the mountain, smarter arc pacing, and a small pile of polish Thank you for playing, and thank you to the community that keeps growing this game with us. See you at the top of the lift and the end of the dock.