A new fleet — the shipwright update. • All three hulls redrawn from scratch: the Runner is a true smuggler's courier, the Dart a needle-nosed razor, the Hauler an industrial leviathan with container decks and a tugboat bridge. • Your ship now takes the spotlight where it belongs — soaring through jumps and squaring off in combat — instead of crowding every screen. • Cargo hold can now grow all the way to 2,000 units. • Fixed: the Hangar and Shipyard could trap scrolling on some phones, and station descriptions were getting cut off.

Never lose a flight — the continuity update. • Runs now save safely. Quit mid-flight and Continue picks up exactly where you left off — same day, same market, same cargo. • The jump picker now shows your remembered profit/loss for cargo at each destination, from quotes you've actually seen. • New Captain's Log: a running flight history plus a full cash-flow ledger — trades, interest, contracts, salvage, theft, and more. • The Void Atlas (in Records) tracks every port you've ever visited across your career, with a new achievement for visiting all 11. • Smaller screens get a cleaner layout, and background music is more reliable through pausing and resuming.

Your ship, redrawn — the graphics update. • Three distinct hulls — Runner, Dart, Hauler — each fully rebuilt with sharper detail. • Mix and match paint, stripes, decals, and engine wakes in a redesigned Hangar with real ship previews. • Every dock now greets you with an arrival scene — your ship, the station, and the local trade at a glance. • Crisper goods icons, redrawn station skylines, and a seamless starfield. • Your ship now appears consistently everywhere: title, Hangar, docks, Shipyard, travel, and combat.

Play with your eyes open — the clarity update. • The Hangar: customize your ship and make it yours. • See before you commit: buy, sell and repair sheets preview the exact cost, your profit, and what you'll be left holding. • Every jump shows its real risk — patrol odds, enforcer danger, interest owed, and any contract or rumor waiting there. • Combat shows your damage, return fire, escape chance and what a raider would take, before you choose. • The Broker is always reachable, and repayment shows exactly what you pay and what's left. • Contracts are honest now: the buyer really wants it, the quantity is sourceable, and the reward you see is the reward you get. • Fixed: a destroyed run no longer banks a high score, and a one-unit “decoy” no longer shields a full hold. Note: personal bests reset once. Older builds could record a score from a run you didn't survive, so scoring starts fresh and fair.

Trade smarter — the strategy update. • Price memory: every market remembers the cheapest and dearest you've seen for each good, so you can plan routes instead of guessing. • Delivery contracts: haul a specific good to a specific port by a deadline for a fat bonus. • Rumors: dock chatter tips you to a coming price spike — go chase it. • The Vault: stash credits safe from thieves and the Broker's enforcers. • Daily Run modifiers: each day's shared galaxy gets its own twist. • Plus achievements, a Records screen, an end-of-run trade breakdown, and tips for first-time runners.

New paint, new sound. • Every station redrawn in far richer detail — neon night markets, under-ice trenches, foundry furnaces, and more. • Each port now has its own original theme. Eleven destinations, eleven soundtracks. • A station's “Sells / Wants” now always matches the market's price arrows the moment you dock. The Fun Update. • Results screen is now a proper arcade tally — watch your net worth count up past every rank. • Every sale shows your profit. Every jump shows the Broker's bite. • Clear your debt and the game celebrates like the boss fight it is. • BORROW from the Broker — fixed fronts at his usual brutal rate. Past 30,000 in the book, his enforcers start visiting. • DAILY RUN: one shared galaxy for everyone, every day. Challenge friends with a link that replays your exact run. • The Hangar: finish a run at a rank to unlock its ship livery.

Stations now have economies. Every port produces certain goods — cheap and plentiful — and demands others, paying a premium. The jump screen shows what each station sells and wants, so you can plan a route instead of jumping blind. Run good routes and you'll roughly double your haul. The Broker's interest is no longer a nasty surprise: your debt now shows exactly how much the next jump will add.

A huge glow-up! A full retro soundtrack with a theme for every port, redrawn 16-bit visuals, and a slick new intro. Five new stations (11 in all), longer 50-jump runs, and sharper controls. Same buy-low, sell-high thrill — now with way more to see and hear.