We've just optimised the game for SteamDeck and linux, getting a smooth 60fps and crisp card/question readings. We've also improved frame times quite a bit overall.

A while back we build the backend to allow for the import/export of Anki decks, along with their scheduling and media, but felt it needed some more thought before releasing. Since we never imagined anyone playing this game, like ever, we left it for what it was.

If you would in fact like to be able to import your Anki decks into the game, and have us create the tools to play your own decks exactly the way you want, then let us know!

• The game has significant improvements to stability!

• Your rewards stop vanishing. Close the game on a reward screen, come back, and the room could forget what it was offering you. Not anymore. Your card choices are still there when you return.

• The rooms render again. A few backgrounds were dropping out: a black combat scene, a blank rest site after you picked Study or Meditate, a missing layer in a mystery event. They hold now.

• Charging is steady. The question behind a charged card could stall or hand you the wrong fact. That path is solid now. The fact rerolls when you commit, and a wrong answer deals exactly the damage it should.

• The run summary tells the truth. Best Chain shows the highest chain you actually hit, not whatever you happened to end on. The health bar stops flashing numbers it shouldn't. And the end-of-chain writeup no loner reads you the same fact twice

• A clear indication of what Study Temple vs Trivia Dungeon is during selection.

  • In short, Trivia Dungeon shows new facts each time in the given category. Study Temple follows the SRS-algorithm to optimise for long-term retention. Meaning you will see repetition and recall.

• A crowded hand is clickable all the way to the edges again. No more dead leftmost and rightmost cards.

• The charge button sits right above the card you picked instead of drifting to the center. Reach left, charge left.

• Clearer hint for backing out of a card you've selected.

• Eight-card hands have room to breathe.

• Easier to read: the card reward picker, the run-end screen, the quiz shortcut badges, and the quiz prompts themselves (the blank-marker symbols no longer leak into the question).

• Mystery-event questions scale their difficulty the way they always should have.