Bratoks invite
- Invite comrades from Bratok on. Reach Bratok (500 XP) in a round and you may make your own invite codes, three a round, from your dossier. No need to wait for a round reward to pass review any more.
From the Party's printing press
News
What changed in Krasnograd, newest first.
Wishes granted, and the fountains open
- Stay signed in. No more sign-out after a quiet spell: a session lasts as long as Internet Identity allows, 30 days. Sign out from the ☰ menu.
- A picked pocket rests. Once a comrade's pocket is picked, every thief leaves it alone for a while.
- Read the fountains. Every wishing fountain shows what the comrades threw in, newest first, without their names. What the Party has handled is struck off.
The market on a phone
- Trade from anywhere in the row. On a phone the Trade button sat off the edge of the screen; now tap the goods' row and the trade opens right below.
- Bigger fields for quantities and amounts, and the bottom bar stays on one line on small phones.
Easier on a phone, and a list of comrades
- Write to anyone. The Chats tab lists the comrades in your town and everyone else; type to find a name, tap to write.
- Made for thumbs. Bigger buttons in the top bar, menus, rooms, chats and the casino, and nothing hides under the iPhone's home bar.
- More notifications. Up to 30 a day (was 8) on up to five browsers, and being robbed, shot, written to or invited reaches you at night too. Only the reminders wait for the morning.
- Invite codes: Copy now says so. Your own codes come once a round reward of yours has passed review; until then the commissars hand them out.
From the wishing well
Seven wishes from the wishing well, granted. Thank you, comrades.
- Telegrams are chats now. Every comrade you write with has their own conversation: open the telegrams, pick a chat, and answer on the spot. Start a new one by typing a name. Your own lines are kept on this device.
- A map of the country. Bottom right in town: the five cities and the railway between them. Tap it for the big map, then tap a city to see what it is known for, the next train, and what your goods would fetch there.
- What you own, at a glance. The bag in the top bar shows your cash, bullets, cars and goods, carried and at home.
- City or list, your choice. Prefer the classic menu? Pick List under View in the ☰ menu.
- The edge of town. Tap where you can't go and a red cross tells you so; the land beyond the square is darker.
- Roulette: pick another chip after placing a bet, and the bet changes with it.
- Town names in English on the station board and the railway map.