1.4.1 • A precise touch stick: a short push moves at full speed in eight clear directions, and the stick follows your thumb, so turning around is a short move. • The game now speaks Russian, French and Italian. • Duel invites carry the App Store link: a friend without the game joins in one tap. PAPER AND INDIGO • The game is no longer black and white: screens are washi paper and indigo, with vermilion as the one accent. • Every icon has been redrawn as one family: one outline, one light, shapes that stay with you. • Buttons, panels and cards speak the path cards' language, with one vermilion main button on each screen. • A new end screen: your floor on a hanging scroll, one line and what you won, and a big RETRY beside it. • The tower is dressed in paper and indigo: a washi sky, indigo rock and a single vermilion accent. THE PATHS • Every path now has its own card: 22 hand-drawn living cards. Sets are hanafuda, masteries are hanging scrolls, fusions are cards split in two. • When a path wakes, a ceremony begins: the card falls, its kanji is brushed in, the red seal is pressed. • While choosing a card you see which path it walks. A card that will wake a path wears an AWAKENS stamp. • While you climb, your paths ride under your hearts: which path, how many cards to go, which one is awake. • The Chronicle's PATHS gallery: the cards you found come alive, the rest wait in the dark. • Trails and scarves shed glints, petals, embers and moondust.

PAPER AND INDIGO • The game is no longer black and white: screens are washi paper and indigo, with vermilion as the one accent. • Every icon has been redrawn as one family: one outline, one light, shapes that stay with you. • Buttons, panels and cards speak the path cards' language, with one vermilion main button on each screen. • A new end screen: your floor on a hanging scroll, one line and what you won, and a big RETRY beside it. • The tower is dressed in paper and indigo: a washi sky, indigo rock and a single vermilion accent. THE PATHS • Every path now has its own card: 22 hand-drawn living cards. Sets are hanafuda, masteries are hanging scrolls, fusions are cards split in two. • When a path wakes, a ceremony begins: the card falls, its kanji is brushed in, the red seal is pressed. • While choosing a card you see which path it walks. A card that will wake a path wears an AWAKENS stamp. • While you climb, your paths ride under your hearts: which path, how many cards to go, which one is awake. • The Chronicle's PATHS gallery: the cards you found come alive, the rest wait in the dark. • Trails and scarves shed glints, petals, embers and moondust.

THE INK UPDATE • DUEL: Send a friend a short code. Race up the same tower for 5 minutes, then fight on the temple roof. Each samurai has 50 health, and a round can last two and a half minutes. • KIYOMORI'S SUMMIT: The last guardian waits at the top of the tower. How you climbed decides which of three endings you get. Then, if you like, the Endless Tower. • THE SPEAR: A second weapon. Beat the first guardian, then tap the samurai on the menu. • GUARDIAN ROAD: Five guardians in a row. Your time is your record. • Eleven enemies are redrawn. The tanuki holds up its bomb, the ashigaru carries his banner and shield, the yūrei wears a white shroud and long black hair. You know them at a glance. • Every item has one drawing at every size: the small jade in the crow's chest is the jade in your purse. • Ink scenes on the duel, candle, shop and summit cards. • New scarves and a new enemy, Kuro-Yari. Enemies no longer pop into view: they step out of a circle of ink.

• The tower comes alive: crows on the ledges take off as you pass, butterflies drift through the bamboo, incense rises over the temple and cranes cross the moon. • Your progress is safe: delete the game, install it again and pick up where you left off. • Hanging lanterns now glow. • A reminder when your candles are lit again. • Small fixes.