Patch notes

Gallery demos now play out on the full battlefield with each weapon's reach drawn on it, and Ion Volley shots actually catch what they curve toward.

Enemy speed still climbs with depth, but half as steeply, and drones take longer to work up to their full dive.

A pace and pressure pass. Runs move at their labeled speed, the opening act wakes up, deep waves fill the sky instead of armoring it, drafts keep coming, and explosions finally kick the camera.

The second cut of the pace pass. Half again as many enemies at every wave, a swarm that falls lazy instead of fast, and no break in the action between waves.

Weapon reach returns to its pre-pass numbers, the Flak Battery learns to hold its fire up close and shoots faster for it, defeat points you at what is left to buy, and leaving a run mid-fight works again.

The Flamethrower is standard issue now and the Balloon Mines moved into the Arsenal.

Guest saves now begin when you play, and signing in warns you before it replaces a save that already exists.

Every weapon in the Arsenal now costs the same 300 flux, about one run's worth, and none of them ask for scrap.

Weapons are now bought, not given. A new weapon to buy, a redesigned hangar, starred favorites, and a map you can navigate.

Every run now ends with a breakdown of the damage, weapon by weapon and synergy by synergy.

Send probes to find worlds worth invading, automate your defenses to bank scrap while away, and launch as many satellites as you can afford.

A third effects level for devices that are struggling, turning the polish off rather than just thinning it.

Three perks nobody could ever finish came down, and four that were nearly free went up.

Wrecks now sometimes drop a power cell you can tap for flux, from your very first run.

The perk shop becomes the Research Center, with a second wing that spends scrap on permanent programs.

Some wrecks come down worth grabbing. Tap one before it settles for a lump of scrap.

With the constellation full, launch platforms instead of satellites and start building a fleet of your own.

The meta game begins at prestige 1. Recycle alien wrecks, gamble a launch window, and put a satellite in orbit that earns flux in real time.

Boss guns can no longer be destroyed, the Revolver keeps one pace, and the camera meets every boss at the door.

Prestige arrives with extra emplacements and a widened battlefield, plus Reduced Effects and Google sign-in.

Deterministic simulation with exact replays, caustic clouds, nanites that eat hulls, and see-through vapor.

Context-aware background music, volume sliders, and one health bar per boss.

The battlefield goes edge to edge, Play is everywhere, and escalation moves onto durability.

A proper navigation header, better mobile menus, and a record display for returning commanders.

Every weapon pair gets a synergy, and a revolver-drum boss joins the rotation.

Seamless waves, a tumbler overture, and a bench-driven balance pass across the roster.

Gravity Well, Orbital Designator, and Thermal Lance arrive, plus a rarity system and two new pages.

XP, level-ups, and a growing weapon roster with power scaling.

The first playable battlefield. A cannon, a solar array, and invaders to shoot down.

The site goes live. No cannons yet, but the ground is surveyed.