Releases

The music player's shuffle and repeat controls now sit right where Spotify puts them — shuffle to the left of the previous-track button, repeat to the right of next.

The floating music player used to vanish entirely the moment you paused it. Pausing now just pauses — the player stays right where it is, and only the topbar switch turns it off for good.

The privacy page said the site sets one cookie. It sets two — the one that keeps you signed in, and one that protects forms against cross-site abuse. Both are strictly necessary and neither has anything to do with analytics, so nothing about how we handle your data has changed; the page just now says so correctly.

Battle For Titan now has a privacy page, linked from the footer, that says plainly what we collect and what we don't. The short version: we run our own analytics rather than handing your visit to Google or anyone else, no cookies are set for it, no raw IP address is ever stored, and nothing is shared or sold. It exists so we can see which pages people actually find, and so we can tune balance and pacing against how the game is really played.

If you would rather not be part of that, you can say so: open your account settings, go to the Profile tab, and turn on "Exclude my activity from analytics." From that moment your account produces nothing at all — it isn't filtered out afterwards, it's never recorded in the first place.

Individual records are kept for 90 days and then deleted, leaving only anonymous daily totals.

Two fixes this round, Commander.

• Fog of war on the world map. Closed a hole that could reveal the exact coordinates of bases you had not discovered yet. Scouting is once again the only way to find a rival's ground.
• Mobile production floor. A base with a very large Titanite stockpile could show its storage figures overlapping the build-space numbers beside them. Large totals now shorten to a compact form (like "238k") on narrow screens; wider screens still show the full number.

The Research page no longer tells you a maxed-out line is "Fully researched" or "already queued" when there's actually a hidden level still waiting on an expedition find — it now says plainly that the next level isn't available yet.

The New badge on Expeditions now stays lit per-mission until you actually open that expedition — just glancing at the list no longer clears badges on missions you haven't looked at yet.

Commando Program (and a few of its siblings) was quietly available to buy from any house, even though the unit it unlocks — Commando — has always been exclusive to Hybris. That loophole is closed: house-locked unlocks now only show up for the house they belong to, matching every other house-exclusive line.

The Media entry in the top menu finally leads somewhere. It opens on the origin-story film, and under it a wall of frames captured straight out of a live round — the moon in 3D, the research tree, operations, rankings, achievements and a commander's record. Click any frame and it opens full-size over the page; swipe or use the arrow keys to move along the row, and tap outside or press Escape to come back.

The homepage welcome panel has been rebuilt around the film too: the house emblems now sit under the introduction, and the film plays alongside it. Nothing starts downloading until you actually press play.

A short maintenance window today moved our servers fully over to their new Battle For Titan home. Nothing changes in the game itself — same fronts, same fleets — just a tidier engine room behind them.

The name change finishes today: every page, menu, email and app icon now says Battle For Titan. Your saved preferences — music, map view, and the rest — carry over automatically, and nothing is needed on your side. If you added the game to your phone's home screen, the icon label now reads BFT.

Dun3 is becoming Battle For Titan! The game now lives at battlefortitan.com — old dun3.com links and bookmarks bring you here automatically. The move signs everyone out once, so just log back in with your usual credentials. If you use push notifications, re-enable them once from your settings — the switch to the new address resets them.

Open a build category and the order strip above it now shows only the production lines that category actually uses — the Construction Yard while you are on Buildings or Defense, the Barracks on Infantry, your vehicle factories on Vehicles. Each line carries its facility's name and artwork alongside whatever comes out of it next, so a glance tells you which factory is busy and how long you have. Research and upgrades get a line of their own on the Upgrades tab. Anything not on show still rolls into the counter underneath, which remains the door to the full Production floor.