What's new in 2026.5.7576
- New co-op mode, 7 Deadly Nights: team up and survive a new horde each week - Post-match stats: army, miners, gold and crystal over time - Custom Match: set each bot's difficulty, more bot decks - New setting: take control of your front unit (Tab on PC) - Campaign: stronger controlled units, bigger headshots - PC: choose where the game is installed - Ranked: fairer matches for new accounts. New gem animation - Faster loading. Fixes: Mac menu freeze, Grasp of Zilaros training wrong card
Changed−75 MB
Compared with 2026.5.7288, from the manifest and signing block we read during the security scan.
−75 MB on arm64-v8a
What's new in 2026.5.7288
- Replays: new scrub bar. Drag to jump to any moment, with a live preview as you drag - Spectating on desktop: 1-4 follow a player, ` returns to the Action Cam - Fixes for foldable devices - Units you control now have an outline in your team's colour - Bug fixes
Changed+83 MB
Compared with 2026.5.7224, from the manifest and signing block we read during the security scan.
+83 MB on arm64-v8a
What's new in 2026.5.7224
- Custom Match: host a private battle, invite friends or share a join code, pick the map, set the sides and fill empty seats with AI - Smoother online matches, better at riding out connection hiccups - Store: purchases on slower payment methods now show Payment pending - Data usage improvements - Custom Match: overtime and gold rush options, pick the region, choose which computer you face — and bots research what their deck needs
Changed+473 KB
Compared with 2026.5.7174, from the manifest and signing block we read during the security scan.
+473 KB on arm64-v8a
What's new in 2026.5.7174
- Custom Match: host a private battle, invite friends or share a join code, pick the map, set the sides and fill empty seats with AI - Smoother online matches, better at riding out connection hiccups - Store: purchases on slower payment methods now show Payment pending - Data usage improvements - Custom Match: overtime and gold rush options, pick the region, choose which computer you face — and bots research what their deck needs