• Game logging is clearer, with a five-part Complete rating, platforms, replay counts, spoiler controls and optional first-completion time. • Game pages bring saved completion details, replay history, detailed ratings and clearer actions together. • Create lists with an optional emoji; Collection refresh feedback is restored; Popular Lists now glide and settle more smoothly. • Profiles, friend collections and reviews load faster; startup and search are more responsive, with less waiting and fewer visual jumps. • Safer account and sync transitions, reduced memory use, improved accessibility and more reliable crash diagnostics make Loadia more stable.

• Public lists now support comments, likes and one-level replies. • New list-comment notifications open the relevant conversation. • Public lists can be hidden without reporting them, then restored from Settings → Hidden lists. • Lists can be exported as branded 9:16 story images. • Friends' collections have a new Common games filter. • Holding a game in a friend's collection now compares ratings, completion or platinum status, and recorded playtime. • Game pages can show trailers, series, developers, publishers, related versions, editions, remakes, DLC and expansions when available. • Loadia Plus adds deeper yearly Recap statistics, including activity, ratings, completions, favourite studios and eras. • Shared reviews have public webpages and open the exact review inside Loadia. • Reviews can contain up to 5,000 characters. • The review count on a game page now opens the complete review list. • Collection imports accept up to 5,000 rows, search the cloud catalogue for missing titles and identify anything that could not be matched. • Import matching is safer for sequels, Roman numerals, alternate numbering and non-Latin titles. • Main-tab titles and banners leave naturally with downward scrolling and return smoothly as soon as scrolling reverses. • Home's search field moves together with its header. • Sliding across the Coming soon selector changes the section before the finger is lifted. • The same live sliding interaction is available for You/Friends in the Diary. • Story images for games, lists and Recap cards now capture an opaque edge-to-edge rectangle without white corners. • The Home booster always displays exactly three game covers, even when catalogue or image requests fail. • Public-list comment counts appear sooner and no longer shift the layout when loaded. • Public-list Comments, Star, Copy and Share controls have clearer positioning and styling. • Added games appear in a list immediately without requiring a scroll. • Long platform lists now collapse cleanly into a +N indicator. • Profile follower and likes-received counts refresh when returning to the profile. • Android now shows native pull-to-refresh feedback. • The Diary calendar always starts on Monday and keeps exactly seven correctly aligned columns. • Weekly cards save correctly, handle one-game layouts properly and clearly separate game and hour totals. • Public-list ranking numbers again match the owner's original design, including highlighted top-three positions. • Shared review links now launch Loadia instead of stopping on the webpage. • The review webpage's Open in Loadia button opens the correct review. • Sharing a list from its menu no longer gets swallowed while the menu closes. • Starring a public list now persists after restarting the app. • List stars work correctly after changing accounts on the same device. • Switching accounts no longer inherits an empty or stale booster pack. • The first tap on an open Comments button now closes the comments and keyboard together. • Removed the unwanted circle around the search-results header. • Apple sign-in errors now explain the actual failure instead of showing one generic message. • The Plus Founder leaf no longer gets cropped. • Share-card credits and metadata no longer overlap or disappear. • Public-list ranking badges no longer use the incorrect dark overlay. • Several collection-import cases that selected the wrong sequel or silently discarded games are fixed.

Your week, as a card you can share. Open Profile, then Your week. It counts what you actually logged, this week or last, and you can save it or send it. If you played nothing, it says so rather than inventing a number. Lists are public now. Build one from your collection, publish it, and star anyone else's. A star saves it to your own shelf as well as telling the person who made it. Every list a player has made is on their profile. Coming soon reads three ways: most wanted, by date, or most hyped. And it finally moves, because the catalogue now re-checks the games it already holds and finds new announcements the day they are announced rather than once they are already popular. A hand-drawn look, if you want one. Settings, then Appearance. The icons are drawn by hand rather than generated, and it stays off until you turn it on. Plus members can put the hand-drawn mark on the home screen as the app icon. Pull down to refresh on Home, the Diary, the friends feed and both rankings. A quiet nudge at the end of your week, if you logged something worth looking back on. Also fixed: Settings opens again, a star on a list saves the first time, both rankings read in the order they print, covers no longer flash letters while the app opens, and blocking someone now works everywhere.

Rank your lists, and make the app yours. Hold a cover, drag it, drop it. Your list becomes a ranking, numbered from one, with a podium for the top three. A new hand-drawn look, if you want it. Turn it on in Settings, under Appearance. Say how much you are looking forward to a game that is not out yet. Your call stays on its page the day it lands. Hold any cover to add it, then slide onto a status without leaving the screen. Pick the day you actually finished a game, so your diary reads true. Write a review or change a rating today and that entry comes forward to today. Arrange your lists in the order you want, on every device, and read any sort backwards by tapping it again. Look properly at what your friends play. Their collection sorts and filters the way yours does, and you can read their reviews at a chosen star rating. Trending is a real trend, rebuilt every night from the last seven days of everything the community does here. Also: duplicate games are merged, so a game you have already logged stays logged. Descriptions no longer stop mid-sentence, and big collections open properly.

Rank your lists. Hold a cover, drag it, drop it. Your list becomes a ranking, numbered from one, with a podium for the top three. Build your top ten of the year, your favourite RPGs, whatever you want to put in order. Look properly at what your friends play. Their collection now sorts and filters the way yours does, by recently added, top rated and loved, and you can read their reviews at a chosen star rating. Trending is a real trend. The wall is rebuilt every night from the last seven days of everything the community does here, so it moves with what people are actually playing. Coming soon keeps itself honest, correcting a release date as soon as a game is out rather than waiting for the next update. Search is sharper again. Ask for a genre among unreleased games and the count and the list finally agree, and every genre now reaches the whole catalog. Hold a cover on their shelf and you see their rating next to yours, without leaving the page and without a connection. Loadia is lighter and quicker to open than it was, and a profile full of reviews now arrives in one go instead of one cover at a time. Also improved: your wishlist count updates the moment you tap, the Coming soon covers settle immediately, the booster pack keeps its shine, and the keyboard stays out of the way when you type.

Every genre, the whole catalog. Browse more than 5,800 visual novels, 9,800 horror games and 42,000 adventures. Genre filters now reach across all 106,000 games in Loadia, and every category you can pick is one the catalog can fill. Search is sharper. Ask for a title and you get that title, and far more of the back catalog turns up alongside it. The catalog passed 106,000 games, every one with cover art, with thousands more upcoming releases to follow and fuller descriptions throughout. Loadia is quicker everywhere. Lists load with about half the data, a friend's shelf arrives in a single request, the app starts faster and takes up less space. Also improved: wishlist counts update the instant you tap, the Coming soon shelf settles right away, and the controls for your profile photo and your other devices are more dependable.

TAKE THINGS OUT Loadia can finally remove things. Take a game out of your collection while you are editing its log, select several and remove them in one go, or clear a comment from under your own review. NEW - See a friend's ratings and hearts right on their covers - Open a friend's full collection, however big it is - Get told when someone you follow posts - A shared loadia.app link opens straight in the app BETTER - Write or edit your review without leaving the game page - Your own review sits at the top of a game's reviews - Community numbers are ready before you open a game - Game pages and search load faster FIXED - Adding a game left your collection scrolling badly - Your published review could vanish from its own game's list - Tapping your own review now opens it - Recommendations kept citing the same two games - Saving a log asked if you wanted to discard it

EVERY CONSOLE Loadia now knows the exact machine a game shipped on, not just the brand. The picker lists every console, and ports count toward a game's platforms. NEW - Find players in your followers and following, by name or @handle - See your own profile exactly as everyone else sees it - Rating a game logs it straight to your Journal FASTER - The app opens faster and downloads 7 MB lighter - Covers and game pages load quicker - Your collection sorts by when you added it - No more ads wedged between the games in your Journal FIXED - Crashes when signing in, resending a code or uploading a photo - The app could hang on the splash screen - Follower counts jumped after you followed someone - A failed load showed an empty friends list instead of an error - Duplicate games removed, including Resident Evil 2 and 3 - Wrong console badges, like a Switch logo on older games

LIGHT THEME Loadia now comes in light, dark, or whatever your phone is set to. Settings, Appearance. FASTER - Game pages open with their reviews and community stats already on them - The app stays fast however many times you sign in and out FIXED - Liking a review no longer makes it jump away from you - Trending shows the real trending games, and stops swapping them under you - Switching accounts now clears the previous one completely - The unread badge clears when you read your notifications - Going back from a notification returns to your notifications - Liking a review opened from a link now sticks - Switch 2 now shows on Metroid Prime 4, Stardew Valley and 146 more games - Remakes are in the catalog: Halo, Final Fantasy VII and more - The mood filter finally picks the right games - Games no longer stay "Coming soon" after release