A small tune-up behind the scenes. Your creatures didn't notice. Neither will your deck. Same battles, same packs, same run. Go bash some cards.

• iPad menus now support portrait and landscape. • On larger iPads, the Battle Lobby places the Arena Run map beside the game modes. • Collection, Binder and deck-builder grids adapt to the available iPad width. • Improved handling of purchase confirmations arriving at the same time.

What's new in 1.1.8 We went bug hunting in our own arena. It was humbling. • Card Bash got a glow-up. Every tab now has its own illustrated Neon League scene instead of the same purple haze, battles happen in real arenas (a rain-soaked rooftop, the Neon Shogun's temple, a tower above the clouds), and the shop sign no longer looks like a cat typed it. • Your beasts were secretly juicing: level and forge boosts were counted twice in battle, so cards hit harder than their own card said. They now fight at their honest stats. • Tapping X after a win counted as a loss (and could drop a Climb champion back to floor 1). A win is a win now, and leaving mid-fight asks first. • Losing the Daily Event wiped your whole Arena run, even though it was a different fight. Your run is safe now. • Benched supplies quietly vanished after battles, right under a sign that said "Benched supplies stay home." They stay home now. • The Arena run forgot everything if the app closed or you changed the language. It now remembers your route, wounds and spent moves. • A revived beast came back with no moves at all. Reviving someone just to watch them stand there was rude. Fixed. • Two opponents could wear the same creature and share one health bar, so knocking out one knocked out both. Everyone gets their own now. • Mystery caches and charm offers could differ on the same Seed of the Day. Same seed, same surprises. • Daily Lethal and the Daily Event depended on your phone's calendar setting. Everyone now gets the same puzzle on the same day. • A trade accepted just before an app update could get stuck forever. It goes through now. • Your Sideline Roster guest fought for free. It now earns XP and battle history like the rest of the squad. • Music didn't come back after a phone call, and switching tracks caused a little stutter. Both fixed. • Cards you traded away lingered on your Showcase shelf. They leave with the card now. Thanks for playing, and for your patience with our beasts.

Updated for iOS 27 with compatibility and reliability improvements.

• Purchases were racing to the finish before putting rewards in your wallet. Rewards now save first, with safer recovery after interruptions. • Later purchase approvals can now deliver while you play. We also taught the wallet to recognise a replay, so the same purchase is counted once.

• No shiny new features this time. This is a housekeeping release — brooms, screwdrivers, the works. • Everything under the hood got a once-over so future updates land smoothly. • If you notice absolutely nothing different, that's a ten out of ten from us.

A little polish and behind-the-scenes improvements.

Battle a Friend fixes: • Squashed a bug where a duel could drop the instant it was connecting — we were a little too quick to assume your opponent had ghosted you. Connections now actually connect. • When no nearby players show up, the lobby finally explains why (same Wi-Fi, and Local Network turned on) instead of spinning forever and silently judging you. One tap jumps straight to Settings. Go forth and bash responsibly.

Thanks for playing Card Bash! We're hard at work on new Bash Beasts and modes — keep an eye out. A few small tweaks under the hood in the meantime.

Version 1.1.0 — the "we kept going" update. We meant to ship a small update. Then we didn't stop: • Daily Lethal: a new one-turn puzzle every day. Find the exact lethal line, undo as much as you like, and tap the hint when your brain clocks off. We wrote a solver that guarantees every day is winnable — so any loss is officially a you-problem. • Gauntlet: share your run as a "beat my run" challenge. Your friend plays the identical board. Bragging rights not included, but heavily implied. • Mystery caches on the run map: a little risk, a little reward, sometimes a snack for your squad. Always something — we're not monsters. • Item Loadout: choose which supplies to bring into battle instead of hauling the entire cupboard. Strategy. Or at least the appearance of it. • Bench Rally: your benched beasts finally earn their seat — rally them for a wall of block. • A rotating Quest Board that refills the moment you clear it, so there's always a next goal. • We also calmed the charms down to one per run. We may have overdone it before. We've had a stern word with ourselves. Thanks for playing. Tell us what's broken — we clearly enjoy fixing things.