Version 3.0.1 release notes

Open world and cities

Cities, hunting grounds, floors, and arenas are now part of a single continuous map.

The old map sections have given way to the global map. Exploration can continue beyond each area's boundaries, and your character moves between cities, hunts, and floors in one world.

Choose where to hunt

• 477 locations in the Hunting Places catalog, searchable by name, city, or area description, even without accents or punctuation.
• Keep a favorite location fixed or let automatic selection vary your destinations.

A livelier world

• NPCs populate the world, with appearance, direction, and walking animations. Navigation accounts for the space they occupy.
• Stairs, holes, doors, and teleports work with navigation, with fixes for floor transitions, sand entrances in Ankrahmun, and descending after digging an entrance.
• Channeled interactions show a progress circle during their three-second duration, and your character waits for the action to finish before moving on.

We also fixed arrivals inside obstacles, characters stuck on stairs, and problematic clicks near building edges. Loading new areas better preserves the current route, with fewer flashes and visual interruptions.

Automatic hunting and creatures

Better target choices, routes across floors, and creatures spawning in the right places on the map.

Smarter hunting

• Nearby targets receive priority: no more cases of hunting ignoring creatures next to the character.
• Exploration considers available routes to creature groups, including paths across floors.
• Your character can fight while approaching a group without losing the visit it was pursuing.
• A productive hunt is no longer restarted simply because the surrounding ground has already been explored.

Creatures and respawns

• Creatures use the map's spawn points, with distribution revised for density, floor, and available space.
• New Official creatures per spot option, which uses the creature associated with each reference spawn.
• Respawning checks the location again when the creature is due; if the spot is unavailable, the respawn is postponed.
• Encounters better preserve positions and respawn timers when leaving and returning to an area.

We fixed several causes of zigzagging, repeated loops, stair switching, and travel that never finished, plus small rooms, dead ends, and explored floors where the character could get stuck. Recovery after dying in the open world was also fixed.

Nine boss campaigns

Boss Questlines: sequences of rooms, battles, and objectives across five difficulties.

Boss Questlines bring campaigns with rooms, intermediate bosses, and final showdowns, with rewards for advancing and completing them. Each character's access depends on the campaign's requirements and unlocks.

The table shows the requirements for Adventurer difficulty. Higher difficulties require higher character levels.

Difficulties

• Adventurer, Veteran, Heroic, Nightmare, and Mythic, unlocked progressively within each campaign.
• Nightmare requires 8 equipped forge points; Mythic requires 16. This score is the sum of the forge tiers on equipped items.

How it works

• One daily entry per character and campaign. Choosing another difficulty does not grant a second entry that day.
• AUTO is available in combat, with navigation to objectives and advancement portals.
• Stage progress, personal time records, and completion achievements are tracked.
• The menu is ordered by entry level and includes images, requirements, and reward previews.

Campaign rewards and mechanics

What each campaign awards, how difficulty multiplies the prize, and what changed inside the encounters.

Campaigns award XP, gold, Relic Coins, diamonds, and Perk Points. Thirty percent of these resources is distributed through checkpoints before the final stage; the remaining seventy percent is awarded on completion.

Items and first clears

• First-clear rewards per difficulty and a chance for an additional item from the campaign's equipment or treasure pool.
• Rewards include Young Lich Worm, Fabulous Legs, Falcon Greaves, Bag You Desire, and Bag You Covet, depending on the campaign. Bags are delivered as bags and follow their own opening rules.

Inside the encounters

Soul War received adjustments to Megalomania's damage window, safe ground, and Blue-phase burst. We also fixed blocked portals, misplaced exits, objectives outside the visible area, rooms that failed to finish, and invulnerable creatures trapping target selection.

Bosstiary and arenas

Arenas across the global map, a chance for rematches, and more reliable returns after the fight.

Bosstiary arenas now vary and use locations from the global map, and exits from each encounter are more predictable.

• Bosses no longer leave the active room, and manual movement no longer stays blocked after the fight.
• Leaving the Bosstiary is preserved when saving, avoiding a return to an encounter already completed.
• Fixed leaving an arena prematurely while waiting for the boss to arrive.
• Ending a World Boss or Guild Boss session now returns players to the Safe Zone, no more ending up in a random hunt after entering from a city.

Bestiary, Paw and Fur, and museums

Museums now generate Perk Points, boss tasks get tougher, and the familiar joins the general reset.

Bestiary and Paw and Fur

• Bestiary cards show Perk Points for the next stack, aligned with the actual reward.
• Paw and Fur bosses now require five defeats per stack, up from one. Rewards were rebalanced to account for summoning effort and stack progression.
• Cards more clearly separate kills to summon, defeats to complete a stack, and points awarded.
• VIP boosts are now considered when summoning task bosses.

Museums

Familiar and perk resets

• General perk resets refund eligible points invested in the familiar.
• Ranks that reached the diamond-paid range are preserved under their specific upgrade rule.
• The familiar follows your character more consistently through teleports, loading, and area changes, with its visual position fixed.

Loot, forge, and market

A new Convergence cost, revised loot tables, and safer purchases and deliveries.

Loot and inventory

• Revised loot tables with corrected item identification and names, including Traditional Sai versus the Monk weapon Sai.
• Preserved earlier supplementary drops, such as Arbaziloth's Inferniarch equipment and Ghazbaran items.
• Fixed forged items that could disappear after saving, Mystic Gem images, and daily pass claims restoring items already turned in to the museum.
• Optimized premium inventory automation to reduce hunting stutters.

Market and purchases

• Market deliveries and sale credits are no longer overwritten by an older save.
• Better reconciliation between the backpack, depot, and recent transactions.
• In-app purchases have safer delivery recovery after interruptions.
• Fixed consecutive purchases, credits affected by hunting rewards, and boosts lost when bought consecutively or through the HUD.

Progress and performance

Your progress saved more often, and lighter, more continuous hunting.

Hunting progress is now sent to the server while playing, reducing reliance on pausing the app to save.

• Improved recovery of recent progress and separation of data between characters.
• Fixed level and XP updates getting stuck after a death, and recent progress being discarded on re-entry.
• Purchases, inventory, outfits, and mounts are better preserved when saves happen near other actions.
• Selected outfits no longer revert to the default when entering, including during local data recovery.
• Fixed a saving error when a device reduces performance due to heat.

Interface, camera, and controls

More room for the map, a bottom console that brings combat together, and incremental zoom.

The combat screen was reorganized: a bottom console brings together HP, MP, potions, runes, the log, AUTO, and spells, giving more space to the map.

• More readable HP and MP bars; level, XP, and Dust reorganized at the top.
• Status indicators such as corruption and decay only appear when they have relevant information.
• Shortcuts grouped in a menu, with dedicated access to boosts and perks.
• Boss tracking as a horizontal bar through the menu; top panels stack to reduce overlap.

The character list shows entry progress on each card, and messages are clearer when a tap has no valid route or an attack deals no damage due to immunity.

Scenery, combat, and sound

Updated artwork, new map lighting, and smoother combat with richer sound.

Artwork and lighting

• Creature, outfit, mount, effect, projectile, and icon artwork updated from the modern reference client.
• New map lighting, including light from fire, energy, and poison fields.
• Spells use more consistent icons in menus, shortcuts, and the Wheel of Destiny.
• Fixed colors, transparency, outfit parts, directions, and walking animations.

Combat and sound

• Elemental fields deal damage when crossed instead of simply blocking passage.
• Revised line of sight to better account for walls and obstacles.
• Smoother movement into attack position and target changes.
• Added missing sounds, equipment movement sounds, and sound variations to reduce repetition.

We also fixed missing sprites, black areas, floor overlap, ground covering walls, incorrectly oriented hanging objects, and unintended forced movement from Amazon Queen.

Guild contributions

Tripled donation limits and new sources of guild XP.

• Repeated Bosstiary victories now count toward guild XP, up to 275 credited victories per member per day.