Releases

On a phone, the expedition editor no longer stretches the page sideways, so every tap lands where it was aimed, and the agent settings card no longer pushes its range line past the edge. Behind the scenes, sixteen browser checks that had drifted were repaired and two retired, so the nightly sweep covers those pages again.

Tapping just next to the world map's action ring (instead of squarely on it) no longer pops the ring open somewhere new. A miss now does nothing, so it's safe to tap around the ring on your way to somewhere else.

When a press does not go through, you now get a short notice at the top of the page instead of a blank error box, and you can carry on playing while the engineers are told automatically. Behind the scenes, if one Commander's bases hit a fault during the game's regular tick, everyone else's production, queues and missions keep ticking as normal and that Commander is retried on the next pass.

Fixed the world map's action wheel on mobile: tapping just outside it to close it could sometimes land on one of its buttons instead — near the edge of the screen it could even fire an action like Attack or Mail by mistake. Tapping away now closes it cleanly every time.

Queuing a second research level behind one already running could crash every page of the game for that Commander until the first level finished. The waiting research now shows its picture on the production floor like the active one, and the game opens normally.

On the flat world map, tapping a rival's unit parked right next to one of yours now opens the rival's menu, not yours, matching the globe.

Behind the scenes the nightly browser checks now notice after a single missed night if they stop running, and they cover more of the game.

Fixed the world map's action wheel so it closes itself after you use it. Sending a Spy or recalling an attacking force used to leave the wheel sitting open on screen — it now tucks itself away the moment the order is away.

Since early September the Tutorial Builder's anchor check reported every element as missing, because the game had started refusing to show its own pages inside the checker. It can look again, and when a page genuinely cannot be opened it now says so instead of blaming the element. The nightly sweep that re-checks live tutorials is now able to run.

On the Progression page, the Production floor row now actually hides or greys the Production-floor shortcut and page, the same way the Commander row was fixed earlier today. A tutorial step pointing at the Production floor now takes the Commander there instead of back to the tutorials list.

Also for tutorial authors: on a phone, saving a step no longer snaps the drawer's open sections shut. That started with a library update on the 12th and is fixed.

An admin can lock a whole menu group such as Commander behind a condition. Until now the setting on the group itself did nothing and only the pages under it could be locked. The group tile now follows its own setting: it disappears while locked, comes back with a "New" marker once you meet the condition, and the marker clears when you open any page under it.

Battle For Titan now reveals itself step by step. A new Commander starts with the essentials and each further menu item, Build tab, move order and page section opens the moment its condition is met — build a Barracks and the unit tabs appear, raise a Hyperion Research Center and Research comes online, launch your first attack and the Alliance and Rankings pages open, and after your first day Achievements and the Points Shop join in. A surface that is close but not yet yours shows dimmed with an amber lock; tap it and the game tells you exactly what opens it. Newly opened surfaces carry a small "new" marker until you have visited (or used) them. Existing Commanders are evaluated fresh on the same rules, so anyone who already has the buildings and the history sees everything they had before. Admins stage the whole ladder from the new Progression page: per surface open / locked-but-shown / hidden, re-lock, conditions (including Commander tier), and how long the "new" marker stays; a single round switch turns the ladder off entirely.

Research now has a Leadership effect: each base can hold up to a set number of mobile units, and the cap grows as the research levels up. When a shipment, a return, a transfer or reinforcements would push a base over its cap, the arriving units hold and wait just outside and land the moment room frees up — you see a "waiting, base at capacity" notice on the mission until then. Admins attach the effect to a research line in the admin tools; until they do, nothing changes at your bases.

Fixed a mismatch in Spy travel times: a Spy on foot now takes a little longer to reach its target than a Trike scouting the same ground, matching the pace it was always meant to move at.