Releases and development changelog

Summary

• Uncertain trades can now be recovered without duplicating or losing the transaction, while saves are more resilient to interruptions.
• Large loot reserves are handled more efficiently through progressive loading, larger sale batches and fewer unnecessary reevaluations.
• Lobby, party and HUD context menus are now unified and fully usable with mouse, keyboard or controller.
• Tooltips, chat and character-management actions are more stable, private and network-efficient.

Miscellaneous

Bug Fixes

• An uncertain network response during a trade is no longer arbitrarily treated as an abort. Affected characters are suspended and returned to the lobby during recovery, and retries retain the same transaction to prevent a second transfer.
• Trade journals are saved safely. While a journal cannot be written or a transaction remains unresolved, the server retains its recovery state and refuses new admissions instead of discarding the required information.
• Trade status remains available after the associated game ends, within the authorized server and party scope. Only a definitive success or confirmed abort ends recovery; a missing status retries the original request.
• Loot review no longer reevaluates the entire reserve after every health or equipment update. Removing an item preserves the scores and relative order of those remaining; changing a preference still triggers a new evaluation.
• After a sale or withdrawal, the already evaluated remainder can be retained when the saved revision, receipt and loaded pages all agree. Inconsistent state instead reloads the authoritative view and detects duplicate or colliding items.
• Remaining pages can continue loading while an operation is reconciled, with a retry after two seconds, without blocking other character changes. The full reserve is no longer loaded for a simple point allocation, equipment change or stash update.
• The loot-loading message now appears inside a fixed, centered, fully filled panel.
• Reward previews no longer copy the reserve’s entire history. Duplicate rewards continue to be filtered by the server.
• Bag, stash, loot and buyback tooltips remain visible while the pointer stays within their source cell, even after focus is lost. Refreshing the same item preserves their scroll position, and the mouse wheel no longer scrolls the underlying grid, including at the end of the tooltip’s content.
• A tooltip now closes only after the pointer truly leaves its cell, the item is removed or its source is destroyed. Another cell can no longer close the active tooltip by mistake.
• Clicking outside a context menu closes it without triggering the action behind it. F10 alone no longer opens the menu.
• Party or connection changes update context-menu actions without reordering them and close actions that are no longer valid.
• Character ownership is checked again when an action is applied. Companions share their connection’s request limits, and repeated requests are recognized without replaying an already processed change.
• The client now waits for the matching authoritative revision before reconciling an action. Changes without new loot preserve the existing reserve and detect item collisions.
• Private bag and stash data are no longer sent to other players as part of the hero’s general replicated state.
• Switching channels or conversations correctly resets the chat cursor. A response without new messages no longer refreshes the entire interface, and merged messages retain stable ordering without duplicates.
• Maintenance operations now reserve an idle server before shutting it down, preventing a new game from being allocated between the check and the update. Forwarded player addresses are accepted only from explicitly trusted proxies.

Summary

• Companions react more effectively to combat, navigate around obstacles and position themselves more cleanly in corridors and around doorways.
• Online sign-in now uses the secure public domain, while account creation and returning from Google are clearer.
• Trading now supports gifts and confirms their receipt; loot loading, chat and several interface interactions have also been improved.
• Soraline’s skill display, auras, the mini-map and release notes have been fixed.

Miscellaneous

Bug Fixes

• Ctrl+V works again in the affected text fields, including BattleTag, character name and search, while retaining native selection and undo.
• Lobby and HUD right-click menus open near the pointer, remain within the window and close after clicking outside.
• Trade tooltips no longer intercept clicks or remain open when the pointer moves over them. Only keyboard navigation can now retain them through focus.
• Receiving a message no longer resets chat or other interfaces. Existing rows, scroll position and bottom-of-list behavior are preserved.
• Loot review immediately requests remaining pages from the lobby, progressively adapts its work to the available frame time and displays Loading loot while waiting, without hiding errors.
• Heroes navigate around allies more reliably and use fallback routes that respect cells, doors and genuinely traversable passages.
• Enemies no longer accept partial paths that lead them into a wall: pursuit now requires a validated complete route.
• Companions select their trailing stop before calculating detours. The followed hero’s occupied position no longer causes the route to be rejected prematurely, particularly in long corridors without line of sight.
• DPS companions better consider the followed hero’s target and enemies already engaged with the party, including those in an adjacent room. Unsuccessful assistance is reconsidered at the normal tactical rate, while retreating retains priority.
• Ranged companions seek genuinely usable range and projectile clearance. They spread around doorways, use intermediate approaches when needed and avoid blocking passages or drawing an unengaged group.
• A melee companion no longer leaves a target it can effectively attack merely to satisfy formation spacing, reducing back-and-forth movement.
• Auras now correctly follow the hero’s displayed, smoothed body on the client.
• The controlled hero no longer retains a residual rotation offset that could leave them facing sideways outside intended animation movement.
• Switching heroes during the same game preserves discovered mini-map areas and door states. A new game still maintains its own separate exploration.
• The skill browser once again correctly displays Soraline’s six skill families and their five ranks, together with her path, Precision mastery, color, artwork and ordering.
• Aura dragging can start anywhere on its row. Allocating points remains restricted to clicking its icon.
• Bullets and numbers in release notes retain their indentation when their text wraps onto additional lines.
• The version button continues to display the client’s current version. Notes now combine patches from the same branch down to its base release, newest first: version 0.7.1 therefore also includes the 0.7.0 notes without displaying a future version.
• The final promotional artwork correctly displays 0.7 instead of 0.7.0, without changing the game’s version number.

Summary

• Online cooperation brings together up to four characters belonging to one to four accounts, with Google sign-in, public or private parties, friends, invitations, chat and player-to-player trading.
• Single-player also allows a party of four profile characters and switching the controlled hero. Companions follow and fight while each character retains their equipment, rewards and history.
• Loot gains a continuous personal reserve, three-section ranking, detailed comparisons and priorities remembered per character. An account-wide online stash completes item and gold management.
• Sign-in, loading and return-to-lobby flows combine authoritative saves, immediately presented online actions and numerous fixes to movement, effects and interfaces.

Skills

• Online movement, pursuit, held or forced attacks, interruption and resuming after a movement skill use the same rules as single-player. The server decides costs, cooldowns, collisions and damage.
• An immediately admissible offensive input starts its animation, sound and brief movement lock locally. Server confirmation retains this presentation; an out-of-range or deferred action still waits until it can execute.
• Freezing, frozen surfaces, debuffs, persistent defenses and rune effects are presented to other clients from server state. Skill, potion and rune charges and timers remain tied to the character.
• Discovered Runewords persist online, including discoveries on the dungeon’s final enemy death. Announcements and the rune cycle follow their owner’s actual progression.

Characters

• Single-player and online share a card-based selector showing portrait, class and level. Creation reuses available hero categories and appearances; online account characters remain separate from local profiles.
• Creation requires an actual name of 3 to 24 characters, using letters, digits, spaces, apostrophes or hyphens. Leading and trailing spaces do not create a different name.
• In single-player, the name must be free within the profile. Online, it must be available among active characters on the server, ignoring case; accents remain distinct.
• Online availability is checked while typing and confirmed at creation. A conflict does not erase the entered name. Historical characters are not automatically renamed, and deleting a character frees their name.
• From single-player dungeon selection, the main hero can bring three other distinct profile characters. The selector does not offer a character already in the party.
• The party column shows their portraits and pending reserves. A menu can inspect the chosen member’s character sheet or loot, or remove a companion before departure.
• Inspecting a companion’s skills, runes, inventory, stash or buybacks does not replace the main character selected for play. Each member retains their own rewards and history.
• Online, the four-slot limit counts characters rather than accounts. Four players with one hero each, two players with two heroes or one account with four heroes can form a party.
• In an open party, right-clicking an empty slot offers available personal characters not already present. Removing a companion is restricted to their owner and is no longer offered after departure.
• Changing composition clears Ready states. Adding a character respects ownership, availability and party capacity, without allowing simultaneous use of a character reserved elsewhere.
• Tab switches to the next living personal hero and mouse wheel up to the previous one. These controls can be rebound to keyboard or mouse and remain guarded during typing and sensitive transitions.
• Camera, controls, skills and HUD follow the controlled character. Other personal heroes continue in Follow, without granting the player administrative autoplay permissions.
• If the active hero dies, control can switch to another living hero on the account. A switch waits for confirmation and cannot bypass an ongoing trade, save, dash or end-of-run transition.
• A dead online character respawns after ten seconds at the dungeon entrance with health and energy restored. Identity, equipment, experience and skill, potion and rune timers are preserved; simultaneous deaths do not automatically end the dungeon.
• Reconnecting to the same game resumes retained heroes and their states without free healing or artificial charge restoration. Pending writes are resolved before readmission.
• Companions have stable Follow positions and staggered stops in corridors. When too close, they can step aside by 1.2 to 2.5 meters, giving priority to the human-controlled character.
• Follow reacts to party combat. The tank intervenes near threatened allies, the battle mage uses areas and protections, and ranged heroes advance to their effective range.
• Regrouping takes priority beyond ten meters or after losing sight at a distance, ending once visible again within 4.8 meters. Retreats prioritize nearby visible threats; an impossible retreat does not block resuming Follow.
• Offensive skills with cooldowns exceeding twenty seconds are reserved for bosses or elites still at or above 25% health, or five targets actually covered. Urgent protections remain usable without waiting for this condition.
• Automatic left, right or comb-style exploration remembers branches and doors, then resumes after combat. Offensive and defensive movement respects navigation, ground and obstacles.

Miscellaneous

Bug fixes

• Remote player commands execute on a dedicated server without depending on local controller updates. The inherited duplicate movement stream no longer produces concurrent simulation.
• Changing commands no longer retroactively invalidates earlier movement. Direction changes and cancellations are handled locally while retaining server control of destinations and interactions.
• Clicks outside the dungeon project onto a walkable destination. Corrections on procedural Crypt and Cemetery floors are no longer refused because the client cannot resolve a walking base.
• Old network responses or pointer samples no longer replace a newer held destination or reactivate a finished action. Losing focus releases held inputs.
• Short online ground clicks request configured full speed instead of reducing it according to remaining distance. A goal crossed between two positions triggers the native stop without increasing tolerance according to FPS.
• Attack locks or hit recovery expire according to their physical duration, independently of animation or delayed responses. A new command does not erase them, and movement before a hit is not rejected according to a future state.
• A ground click accepted during an attack retains its path and resumes when the lock expires. Potions and instant utility actions add no artificial offensive pause for the pilot.
• Knockback respects ground, navigation and obstacles instead of directly repositioning the capsule. Explicit cancellation also stops horizontal movement during network replay.
• The camera follows the displayed body. Ordinary corrections smooth only their offset; dash and teleport clear that offset instead of imposing visual catch-up between two positions.
• Confirmation does not restart an already predicted or completed attack. Ordinary clock differences gradually adjust animation, and outdated hit reactions no longer disturb a recent command.
• Forced shots are no longer rejected solely because aiming height slightly exceeds calculated range. A fan’s angle remains its release-time angle despite notification arrival order.
• Arrows launch from the bow attachment available on the client. Premature departure, duplicate displays and double impacts are avoided; an impact retains its position even if the target disappeared.
• Very short-lived projectiles transmit their impact even when disappearing before becoming visible. The damage log avoids duplicates and retains impacts received before initialization finishes.
• Server companions correctly regain native movement after a hero switch without moving a dead character. Their spawn chooses free navigable ground in the starting cell.
• Tactical destinations are no longer shifted a second time as human clicks, which could leave a companion out of range. Two bots already in melee no longer abandon contact solely for formation spacing; real collisions remain active.
• Gold and experience gains no longer rebuild the whole hero. An unchanged material, independent equipment or a statistics update does not needlessly restart the pose or a held skill.
• Non-mages and reconnections prepare shared effects. A flame reattached to a rebuilt body replays neither the action nor sound; old or cancelled loading does not declare another session ready.
• Cemetery preparation and enemy presentation on dedicated servers address their startup errors. Missing cosmetic elements no longer block simulation of Soraline’s Clone.
• Loading remains attached across map travel and does not invent a full bar during unknown waiting. Menu music no longer gives way too early to dungeon, boss or result music.
• Multiplayer cells and cards receive clicks across their full surface without decorations intercepting them. Refreshes no longer periodically disable commands or reapply unchanged positions and styles.
• Actions invalidate refreshes already in flight so an old reply cannot replace their result. Dungeon, appearance and category dropdown labels remain attached to their interface across map changes.
• Missing portraits clear the old image instead of showing stale content or a white square. Departed heroes’ shadows are removed without duplicates and correctly follow the smoothed body online.
• The native cursor is restored on regaining focus or reentering the game area, with a system-pointer fallback. An outside position is no longer treated as hovering the viewport.
• Private messages are acknowledged only when their conversation is visible at the bottom. An old refresh or two simultaneous messages no longer hides a newly unread message.
• Solo chat replies play only once per hero per run; switching heroes, rebuilding the HUD or opening a trade does not replay them. Drafts and unread messages are retained.
• Old trade approval cannot validate a new offer. Other bag mutations are guarded during trading, and confirmation retains gains received in the meantime.
• Right-clicking an owned companion no longer offers Trade or becomes a world skill when no menu opens.
• A partial reserve is no longer saved as if it represented the complete character. Unchanged pages remain reusable despite health or statistics changes; an old reserve cannot restore outdated items.
• Selling no longer rebuilds the entire review or leaves a sale tooltip displayed. An empty reserve clears old cells, and selling the final item clears its pending residual gold amount.
• Reopening loot restores profile, session and save tracking. Rebuilt context menus do not reuse old widgets still referenced; repeated return clicks preserve an already requested review.
• Rejected online edits reconcile server state and discard dependent predictions. Ambiguous responses reuse the same intent without applying an edit or stash transfer twice.
• After Tab, releasing the active hero no longer prevents resuming remaining companions’ departure. Departures are serialized, and temporary party or character conflicts are retried without being treated as confirmations.
• Back, Escape and menu returns no longer bypass saves. Admission is blocked during a pending departure, and an old reply does not restore a game already left.
• Returning to single-player restores its data, labels and grid even while an online account remains signed in. Inspecting an online character does not restore health or open a single-player profile as a fallback.
• Older profiles and checkpoints lacking loot preferences receive the balanced setting without rewriting them on read or relaxing checks on other fields.
• A stored session survives temporary unavailability but not confirmed expiry or revocation. Stale sign-in, name or destination-change replies do not replace newer state.
• Restarting a server closes its old allocations. Cleanup resumes without removing a newer membership, and an active-again game is not recycled by an outdated inactivity check.
• Version mismatches remain reported even after a later connection error. Protocol, network-content and certificate checks are not disabled to bypass rejection.
• Manager logs distinguish launches and retain accented characters instead of replaying old output as current. Restarts and updates preserve services and data they must not replace.

Summary

• Progression now supports up to four learned paths, mastery at 20 points and eight prepared actions, with a separate potion.
• Soraline receives a fully reworked independent path featuring Freezing Shot, Multishot, Clone and the active Precision mastery.
• A 160-slot stash shared by every character in the profile allows items and gold to be transferred safely.
• The Cemetery gains deterministic vegetation, flying leaves and exterior relief, while both Cemetery and Crypt generation become more varied.

Skills

• Each character can learn their initial path and up to three secondary paths, within a total budget of 50 points. Every path contains five skills with five ranks and unlocks its mastery at 20 invested points.
• One point in the previous skill is enough to access the next. A path’s initial point remains protected, while completely emptying a secondary path frees its slot.
• Eight actions can be prepared in addition to the potion. Learned passives, bonuses and synergies remain active off the bar, while auras still require explicit activation.
• Basic attacks from the main paths now grant a learned additive damage bonus of 25/30/35/40/45 coefficient points, restricted to their own path.
• The life potion starts every dungeon with five charges and recovers one every 10 seconds. Further uses do not postpone an ongoing recovery, and there is no delay between two uses.
• The potion can be consumed at full health or during a basic attack. It heals the greater of 12 HP or 35% of maximum HP, capped at missing HP, and its recovery is unaffected by cooldown reductions or Transfer.

Characters

• The Knight uses a new idle animation to reduce foot sliding.

Miscellaneous

Bug fixes

• An old recovery journal, even if received late, can no longer restore an earlier state and duplicate or lose items or gold.
• Normalizing older saves repairs path ordering, action types and incompatible legacy assignments without changing points already spent.
• Learned bonuses are no longer applied multiple times when they also appear on the action bar.
• Armor reductions take effect from the first impact and are no longer added a second time when a debuff already exists.
• Slows refresh without stacking their strength. Bleeding is assigned to the correct target and nearby enemies only when its actual scope allows it.
• Additional melee targets respect range and line of effect. They share the same action to prevent duplicate rune triggers.
• Aegis no longer produces a small offensive hit when activated. Reflection is evaluated once per source, prioritizes active Aegis and can no longer form a loop.
• Clone projectiles retain their actual point of origin until impact.
• Enemy fireballs no longer disappear when playing a hero other than the Mage.
• Arcanist charging flames immediately appear at their normal size and intensity, then extinguish correctly when firing or interrupted.
• Characters and other visual actors no longer deform the ice shockwave.
• Grouped point-spending shortcuts correctly retain Ctrl and Shift until the click and no longer start an accidental drag-and-drop.
• The charge recovery indicator now uses a stable total duration.
• Mausoleum visual entrances are aligned with their placement and collision.
• A purely cosmetic decoration failure no longer regenerates the Cemetery layout.
• Grave openings are no longer moved or reduced when their offset and rotation need to be preserved.
• Crypt wall decorations use only genuinely closed wall surfaces and no longer occupy cells reserved for large-room compositions.

Summary

• Soraline joins the playable heroes, while character creation gains categories and saved appearance customization.
• The new skill screen brings paths, masteries, details, progression and the shortcut bar together in a fully illustrated browser.
• Boss introductions, the combat HUD, and the victory and defeat screens receive numerous visual and functional fixes.
• Full freeze, lethal-damage feedback, auras and Cemetery gates receive combat and audio fixes.

Skills

• The browser presents one path at a time with its skill list, mastery, detail panel and the character’s shortcut bar.
• The selector allows secondary paths to be searched and previewed by category, with their requirements shown before they are added under the progression rules.
• Points can be added or removed from icons or the detail panel. Selecting text or starting a drag no longer spends a point.
• The shortcut bar shares the HUD presentation, with resolution-appropriate icons, compact key badges and full labels on hover.
• Every available path has a panoramic banner. Gothic artwork covers the window and extends behind the skill bar.
• Acquired and selected states are now distinct for skills and masteries without hiding their path color.
• Search uses the interface typography and gold theme. Immediate tooltips describe paths, skills, masteries, point controls and shortcut slots.
• The action for adding a path uses the localized Select label.

Characters

• Character creation groups heroes into Knight, Archer and Mage categories.
• Every hero has a default appearance combining their body, animations, portrait and visible accessories.

Miscellaneous

Bug fixes

• Saving progression no longer greys out the entire skill browser or needlessly rebuilds its lists, keeping selection, focus and scrolling stable.
• Returning from the path selector correctly restores focus to the add-path button.
• Progression requirements now state the precise reason for a refusal.
• Arcane Aegis displays its physical reduction and duration instead of zero damage and a technical range value.
• Disabled browser controls explain their requirements on hover.
• Duplicate standard tooltips have been removed, and the contextual panel remains within the screen bounds, including during interactions and drag-and-drop.
• Heavily reduced banners no longer appear aliased.
• The browser background, artwork and header no longer extend beyond the ornate frame’s gold rule.
• A fully frozen character can no longer dodge, parry, block or benefit from dash invulnerability. Armor, resistances and other passive defenses remain active.
• Lethal damage numbers remain anchored to an enemy after collision is disabled or their frozen body shatters.
• A menu whose initialization failed is no longer reported as ready and can be rebuilt correctly after the issue is resolved.
• A temporarily missing visual resource can be loaded once it becomes available instead of remaining permanently unavailable.
• Equipment slots on the character sheet no longer move when an appearance portrait uses different proportions.
• A saved appearance that is no longer available uses the default visual without silently erasing the stored choice.
• Appearance changes are rejected during attacks, dashes or frozen animations to preserve active effects and attachments.
• When several heroes share certain skills, progression retains only the active hero’s primary path and no longer reports a false conflict.
• Projectile impact effects remain available to Soraline’s independent skills, including Hemorrhagic Shot.
• Activating an aura no longer replays its sound for every affected enemy: all rings remain visible, but only one audio playback is triggered.
• The boss frame and health bar use stable dimensions from their first appearance. The bar is no longer compressed and its health text no longer overflows.
• The Victory button once again uses the green Gothic V5 style, the correct dimensions and its localized label.
• Loot and Continue are centered together beneath the artwork on both victory and defeat screens. The save-retry action has its own row.
• The music banner is positioned one banner-height lower while retaining its anchor beneath the clock and its resolution scaling.
• Living Storm suspends its lightning strikes throughout a boss introduction, preserves the remaining delay before the next strike, and resumes when the speech ends or is skipped with Escape.
• The boss’s introduction gesture now finishes normally and returns to the idle animation while the speech continues, without leaving Veyrann frozen in the final pose.
• Visual and audio hit reactions no longer interrupt a boss’s speech. Damage and death are still resolved normally.
• The target frame no longer displays the temporary list of internal effect identifiers. Elite badges and ranks remain visible as expected.

Summary

• The Archer and Battle Mage receive new models and refreshed animations, with realigned equipment.
• Arcane effects become clearer, and enemies killed while fully frozen shatter into ice fragments.
• Shadows are reworked in the Crypt and Cemetery, with darker base lighting in the Cemetery.
• Saves, history and the interface receive updates, including automatic recovery saves and additional graphics settings.

Skills

Characters

Miscellaneous

Bug fixes

• Forced-attack projectiles correctly follow the cursor without a visibly offset parallel trajectory.
• A free projectile no longer locks onto an enemy merely hovered during forced attack.
• A dead enemy no longer receives a frozen appearance after the fatal hit or remains frozen upright.
• Ice fragments no longer hang in mid-air or pass through the floor as they fall.
• An earlier frozen death can no longer prematurely interrupt the fragments from a later death.
• The cold wave no longer loops and disappears independently of freeze duration.
• A finished ice wave no longer reactivates unintentionally.
• Ice Blast no longer leaves a persistent light illuminating characters.
• Changing equipment during Arcane Aegis attaches the rings to the current shield and correctly restores the previous shield’s visibility.
• Fixed references that could prevent Living Storm’s aura, lightning bolts or sounds from appearing after loading.
• Hero visual effects follow the hero’s actual position instead of remaining at the spawn point.
• Decorative spell-charge elements no longer create an invisible obstacle near an open door.
• The new Mage’s body and equipment no longer become nearly invisible during animations. Unintended movement caused by those animations is also corrected.
• Repulsion stops before walls, doors and impassable positions. Stopping the push does not shorten the remaining control duration.
• Damage over time applies its intended total despite game slowdowns, including effects with fractional durations or durations shorter than one second. The final damage application occurs before expiration.
• Target text areas no longer progressively shrink when switching between regular enemies, elites, doors and bosses.
• The second Crypt door-wall variant no longer introduces different stonework in the middle of a continuous wall.
• Fixed Mage loading that could remain stuck at 97%.
• Fixed excessive processing that prolonged the initial conversion of older run histories.
• Late save or history responses no longer reuse another character’s context or that of a screen already left.
• Abandoning a run no longer briefly displays an incorrect message asking the player to pause the game to manage the character.
• Fixed video-memory exhaustion caused by shadows in the Crypt and Cemetery.

Summary

• Display settings now distinguish between fullscreen, borderless fullscreen, and windowed modes, with resolution choices suited to each mode.
• Windows display scaling no longer affects the physical resolution detected by the game.
• Rune feedback is clearer, with generic bubbles removed from heroes.

Miscellaneous

Bug fixes

• Consuming a regular rune no longer displays a generic bubble on the hero.
• Runewords without a dedicated effect no longer use a generic fallback bubble. Dedicated Runeword effects and visible impacts on enemies remain unchanged.

Summary

• Combat feels smoother thanks to more natural Knight attacks, continuous Dashing, and clearer visual feedback.
• The Crypt benefits from cleaner wall connections, genuinely passable doors, and better-integrated scenery.
• Display and HUD settings have been modernized with V-Sync, frame-rate limits, and independent sizing options.
• The hardware cursor, scrollable screens, and several interface adjustments improve overall usability.

Skills

Characters

Miscellaneous