Also in this one: • Crystallize and Ascension are gone. Nothing in the game resets your factory any more, and every Blueprint you spent on Ascension perks is back in your wallet. • Blueprints come from playing, and playing pays more: most achievements pay them now, the daily login pays every day, daily quests pay more, and the story pays two and a half times what it did. • Engineer contracts. Station upgrades are no longer bought outright — you pledge a crew of Engineers for a fixed shift, and the level lands when the shift ends. • The Black Market has a Parts Bypass: a one-time key that lets you buy and sell Batteries, CPUs and Solar Panels for scrap. Sell a thousand, ten thousand or the lot — or hold the button and watch it climb. • New Blueprint upgrades for the supply line: a bigger Cargo Hold (buy it right on the supply-run sheet), cheaper crates, and an extra drafting table for contracts. • The Mars rocket is priced like a finale now, not a rounding error. • The station panels tell you what they make, what they eat, and what the next bot costs — with the same icon for a resource everywhere it appears.

v1.1 — The floor is a factory now. Stations used to be a list of rows. It's an isometric floor now: every bot on its own lit platform, belts running between the ones that feed each other, and a dimmed pad wherever a station is starving for the material upstream. You can watch the chain work instead of reading about it. The rest of the game got the same pass. One icon vocabulary — the same mark for a resource wherever it turns up. Panels extruded under a single light, so they read as metal rather than flat cards. The Forge is a machined dome you press into. Also in this build: • Blueprints are rarer. Crystallizing pays a handful now, not a shopful — and every one you hold is worth more because of it. • Boosts show up in the income number itself, coloured while they run, so you can see what the multiplier is actually doing to your rate. • Welcome Back shows the right icon for each thing you actually earned. • Purchases can't hang on a spinner that never resolves. • A brand-new factory no longer opens to three pop-ups fighting over one screen. The introduction comes first, then your daily reward, then the tutorial. • Goals count what you actually built, and they survive a Crystallize. • The top bar stays whole on smaller iPhones. If a bot won't do its job, or a number looks wrong, write to erturulkucukkaya@gmail.com. The factory waits.