A new defining moment for the Necromancer in Chapter III, with distinct dialogue presentation and music. Clearer story continuity, improved memory recordings and object close-ups, and corrected skeletal-hand illustrations. Existing progress and armies are preserved.

Liora's warning now has a clear journey: a courier bound for Bellwater, a message intercepted by the Tide Regent's guards, and a deliberate search after the battle. Later dialogue explains how Liora learned who was traveling together. Focus Fire arrives in Chapter IV. Hold an enemy to make it your army's priority for four seconds, with a ten-second recharge. Once learned, the command stays available in every battle, including earlier chapters you replay. Replaying Chapter I no longer forces an Archer recruit. Celebrate each completed chapter with a recap, your journey on an illustrated map, and dedicated music. Chapters II–VI open with short cinematic introductions. Reorder your army after battle and carry the formation into the next fight. Selected encounters have larger fields and obstacles. Drag allies or tap highlighted tiles across four deployment rows; inspect a unit to see its name and attack type. The Soul Theft tutorial battle is better balanced. Meet Andrea in a welcome note and send feedback directly from Home or the story. Reports retry automatically if delivery fails. Clearer dialogue and visual storytelling in Chapters I–III: Aydin's courier seal, readable Archive documents, visible threats and clearly framed memories. Learn more about what survives in your raised soldiers. Optional story reminders help you return to your journey.

Optional diagnostics help improve stability and performance. Selected unit names are easier to read during battles, character portraits are better centered, and the Soldier portrait has sharper armor detail.

Try a new hands-on memory-transfer puzzle in Chapter II. Clearer dialogue and follow-through strengthen the story, while targeted illustration fixes improve the Necromancer’s visual continuity. Signal Relay introduces the Ward Archer in place of Aydin, keeping existing progress and upgrades.

Follow the story more easily with shorter dialogue, clearer scene transitions and new illustrations showing key actions. This update clarifies the bell and drain sequence, the Archive's records, the refuge and the final encounters, and improves visual continuity. The reactor scene now clearly shows how the seal lights up the hall and draws the guards.

Climb the free 100-floor Tower after completing Chapter III, earn Relay draws at each ten-floor milestone, and challenge yourself without resurrection. Your chosen army now follows you through the story, replays and Tower. Discover a new seal puzzle, tactical deployment, surprise reinforcements and an ally joining the fight. Enjoy clearer story transitions, updated character art, larger combat units and smoother battles. Archers are more vulnerable at close range, attacks have small damage variations, and Continue lets you change formation.

A new illustrated battlefield: full-body fighters, directional movement and attacks that match each weapon. Arrows, spells and strikes now have distinct effects. Explore the memory bell directly on the records desk, uncover its selector beneath the lamplight and turn the brass dial yourself. Your campaign, chapter replays, army and purchases carry forward.

Replay completed chapters with your current army and unlocked abilities, without repeating tutorials. Each replay keeps its own place, while Continue returns to your main campaign. Clearer Chapter II scenes, travel transitions and conversations about the memory bell and the Ash King's testimony. Added notification permission and notification settings. Speaking portraits now follow a consistent rule throughout the story. Examine the memory bell and turn its selector yourself in two new interactive scenes, with a dedicated puzzle theme.

A clearer journey through Bellwater and beyond. - Learn how memory bells replay voices and how Bellwater draws power from stored memories. - Follow the route to the ferryman, meet his sentries, and see what happens after the fight. - New scenes show the party resting overnight and setting out the next morning. - Read the intake document on the memory bell and follow the walk from the docks to the market.

Clearer clues and a more complete journey through Bellwater. - Read the full intake document attached to Aydin’s mother’s memory bell. - New dialogue explains the difference between the stored memory and the registered-name agreement. - New scenes show the walk from the docks to the market and the arrival at the correct records desk. - Open the document for a closer look without losing your place in the conversation.

Clearer story dialogue and a more coherent arrival at Bellwater. - Memory bells now explain how extracted memories preserve and replay sounds, and how furnaces consume memories for power. - Updated dialogue, field notes and chapter summaries keep these rules consistent throughout the story. - Aydin introduces registered names in a separate dialogue window. - A short listening pause lets you hear her mother's song at the end of Chapter I. - Chapter II shows approaching sentries and bell keepers before combat. - Enemy and ally traits are immediately visible when choosing a Fuse.

See the Ash King's fall and resurrection, and hear the mother's song for yourself. Follow an illustrated day-long journey to Bellwater: a faint voice at the outer walkway leads you around a warehouse to the bells at the docks. Dialogue clarifies the traded names, the memory furnace and the port's collectors. This update also expands conversations and illustrations across the later chapters, showing the actions, discoveries and consequences of your journey more clearly.

Clearer story dialogue explains how the collectors take people and memories, why the Ash King sold control of identity records, and what Aydin hears on the road to Bellwater. Post-battle messages now say exactly what you gained or lost. Compare Melee, Ranged and Ranged + Melee roles when replacing allies. Your first Archer is required before the formation lesson. The Ash King has a new dedicated score, Crown Furnace. Shorter combat sounds complement the music, and the screen stays awake while you play. Existing progress and purchases are preserved.