Version 1.0 is here: the first big update since launch. New enemies, clearer feedback, a safer playspace and a tougher challenge on the higher difficulties. NEW • Playspace boundary: wander too far from your starting spot and an orange warning sphere fades in. Stay outside for 3 seconds and the run pauses and your blasters switch off. Step back inside and a "Ready... Go!" cue restarts the action. • Digital Crown: press the Digital Crown mid-run and come back later, and your run continues exactly where you left it, with the same song position, the same enemies and the same score, after a short "Ready... Go!" hold. • 56 new creatures join the waves, bringing the monster roster to 77 species. • Spatial enemy audio: monster growls, bites and defeats, plus UFO sounds, now come from where the enemy actually is, so you can hear a threat before you see it. • New results screen: accuracy, longest combo, hits taken and pickups, a "NEW BEST!" moment the instant you pass your personal best, and a plus/minus score comparison against your previous best. • The announcer now uses recorded voice clips only, including combo and bomb call-outs. The computer-generated speech is gone. • Clearer feedback: the screen flash is cyan when your shield absorbs a hit and red when you lose health, a cyan pop-up such as "Absorbed!" shows when a hit is ignored during your short post-hit protection, and on Medium and up your ammo counter turns amber when you run low and reads RELOAD when empty. TOUGHER • Medium, Difficult and Expert have denser waves with more UFOs, concealed sentries and asteroid throwers. • On Difficult and Expert, enemies in the lanes right beside you can now bite too. UFO zaps and sentry ambushes strike the moment they arrive on Difficult and Expert, and sooner on Medium. FIXED • A centered enemy that had started its attack could get stuck and become impossible to hit. That is fixed. • Robots with several colored shields: each correctly colored hit now removes exactly one shield layer. • Song looping and timing: waves now stay in step with the music after a song restarts or a new run starts. • Obstacle slaloms have wider lanes and more breathing room between obstacles. • Dozens of smaller bug fixes and stability improvements. Gun Blade Blast needs Apple Vision Pro running visionOS 26 or later and PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers.Blast waves of aliens, UFOs and monsters to funk and western beats. Two blasters, 2-minute runs, four difficulties. For Apple Vision Pro with PS VR2 Sense controllers.

• New: stepping outside the play area now pauses gameplay safely — a countdown gives you time to step back, and a spoken "Ready... Go!" cue confirms when you're back in and the action resumes. • Expert difficulty is noticeably tougher, and the difficulty curve across Normal/Hard/Expert has been retuned to feel more distinct tier to tier. • Fixed an issue where the blaster could stop responding after stepping outside the play boundary and returning. • General stability improvements and bug fixes.