The Steam version of "Aooni The Horror of Blueberry Onsen" is now officially released!

The latest installment in the Aooni series is here!
What is the secret behind the mysterious Blueberry Hot Springs hidden in an abandoned inn? And what awaits deep within its depths...?
Will Hiroshi and his friends be able to escape safely?

Don’t forget to try out the high-speed mode — up to 16x faster gameplay for an intense experience!

Greetings everyone!

Welcome to our first ever community monthly update. This will be a monthly summary of what Primordial Empire is up to every month, from events we participated in to sneak peeks of future content, so everyone can keep up with our latest news. Now without further ado, let’s hop right into the actual meat of this post, because there are a lot of great things to cover this month.


Primordial Empire's demo was released last month, and we have been blown away by the overwhelming support from all of you. Within two weeks after the demo launch, we managed to hit 5000 wishlists. This is a major milestone for us and we got there way faster than expected. This couldn’t have happened without all of your help, and we’d like to thank you, our passionate community, for getting us there.



A demo launch of many players comes with many pieces of feedback, and we have taken some time to release a patch to address some of the issues mentioned by our community. You can see the full patch log in this previous blog post.

Primordial Empire is still a tiny colony, and we need every bit of resource available to grow. So please keep all the nutritious feedback coming - they are excellent nutrition for us to build up our microscopic empire, one cell at a time.

Looks like Primoridial Empire’s demo release luckily got the attention of quite a few content creators, and our stem cells are making a bit of a ripple on social media. It’s a wonderful sight to see so many gamers excited about our indie colony sim. As a small indie game, we really appreciate them for putting in a good word for us on different platforms and showcasing the game to a wider audience. Here are some of the YouTube videos featuring Primordial Empire:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr89g6B3EyI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn0tsAcPUOw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5XAU6M5RC8
To all content creators, no matter which platform you are on, thank you for sharing Primordial Empire with your viewers and bringing the tiny cells to new audiences. On the side note, we also started our own YouTube channel - Subscribe and get the latest news of Primordial Empire!



Speaking of showcasing, we also joined the Earth Appreciation Festival 2025 and took part in the showcase video. We’re very excited to share our work along with so many promising and popular titles. You can see Marc, our solo developer of Primordial Empire, talking about the game in our segment here:



Seeing all the positive responses from all of you has filled our hearts with energizing plasma to work on future content. Before we go, let’s have a sneak peek at what might come next for Primordial Empire:

You might wonder what this is, and what it might do. Well, we can’t say too much for now, though you can join our Discord server and share your speculations with our community. Please look forward to future updates and we’ll see you in next month’s round-up.

The time has come, warrior.

The demo for You Alone Can Defeat Evil is now live on Steam! Step into a cursed, war-torn world and face the darkness as a rogue sorcerer defying fate itself.

The world is broken. The Order has fallen. The Demon rises.
And you alone can defeat evil.

Play the demo now:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3589860/You_Alone_Can_Defeat_Evil_Demo/

Join Disocrd and share your thoughts with the dev team!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fx7ruNdS100

Almost a year and a half in development, we're excited to bring you the BallisticNG 1.4 update!

1.4 is all about 2280, redesigned menus, quality of life improvements, more modding tools, and many significant under the hood changes to enable it all. Oh, and the game is now also Steam Deck verified!

A huge thanks to the internal testing group and community who've played the builds and provided feedback throughout the course of this updates development!

1.4 is so big that we can't fit the full changelog into a Steam announcement, so if you'd like to see every little change then you can read that on our website here:

https://neognosis.games/2025/05/01/ballisticng-1-4-is-now-released/


We are now entering the 1.4 support cycle, where we will continue to expand on the 1.4 update with smaller additions and fix any remaining issues that crop up along the way. To see what's coming for 1.4.1 and 1.4.2, check out our roadmap.

New input binds for variant selection and opening the advanced content selectors have been added in 1.4. If you're using an officially supported controller then these binds will be added automatically, otherwise you'll need to add them manually in the input options menu. Keyboard controls also have these binds added automatically.

The steer wiggle inputs for barrel rolls have been changed to releasing and then quickly re-pressing the thrust input. This can be changed in the Input Options menu, but we've changed the default to thrust tap for ergonomic purposes.

As we've made category balancing changes for 1.4, the leaderboards have been reset to give everybody a clean slate to work with.

The legacy layout creator has been depreciated with 1.4. It's still in the game for compatibility but now needs to be accessed through the mod_legacylayoutcreator console command.

Camera settings have been split out so each camera view has it's own unique set of options. Your camera settings will be reset in 1.4 because of these changes.

Ui preset locations have been changed and the game won't automatically migrate them. If you've been using custom AI rosters then you'll want to move the following:

• User > Config > Ini > Ai Presets, to User > Config > Presets > Ai Rosters

With the fundamental changes to multiplayer settings in 1.4, old lobby presets are no longer compatible.

There have been a lot of backend changes to multiplayer to prepare it for future updates and the configuration for dedicated servers has changed.

See the updated example CFG, random lobby lua example script and LUA documentation txt for more details.

BallisticNG now ships with a sample of Radracers BallisticNG legacy project. This contains a large snapshot of tracks and ships from various points in the games development, ported as mods.

These mods need to be installed manually and can be found in the Additional Content folder where the game is installed.

For GOG users, these files can be found in your library on the GOG website as a goodie.

If you already have the full BNGL directly from Radracer or have downloaded BNGL content from the workshop, you already have everything this bundle includes.

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If you're making mods, you can find the changelog and download for the latest Unity Tools here:
https://github.com/Neognosis-Workflow/BallisticNG-Unity-Tools/releases/tag/1.4


The NeoTilemap and NeoModeling Blender addons have also been updated to support the Blender 4 releases.

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Let's start with the big one: The 2280 Update.



2280 was originally a port of the physics from one of BallisticNG's predecessor projects; AGR2280. The mode was added as a cheat but gained popularity throughout Early Access and has seen many tweaks over the years. We were even planning on creating dedicated content for it around version 0.8.

It was ultimately left on the backburner so we could focus on 2159 physics and content for it, but with the game now reaching the end of major development, we felt it was time to strip 2280 out and then re-implement it from scratch to meet the original vision of the AGR2280 project. Basically, we've come full circle :)

The core changes:

• 2280 physics and camera has been rewritten from scratch, with only the ships thrust physics being shared with 2159 for speed consistency.
  
• 2280 now has its own set of ship stats which allow for indepth control of how each ship handles in the mode. If ships aren't given unique 2280 stats, 2159 stats will be interpreted like before.
  
• 2280 is now a physics mode only. The built in game rule modifiers have been split out and can be toggled for any physics mode.
  
• 2280 leaderboards have been added and you can now also set local records with it, as it's no longer considered a cheat.
  
• 3d track pads are no longer used. They'll however still be used if present in custom tracks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H70c0Hk-VTQ

Created in collaboration with several community members, the majority of ships in the game now have 2280 versions! These are selected by using the new the variant select inputs in the ship selector (bumper buttons on a controller by default).

These are purely cosmetic changes and don't impact stats. They do however have different tilt angles and camera positions then the 2159 versions so both variants of a ship have a different feel whilst still performing exactly the same.

Note: 2280 ships do not enable 2280 physics and can be used in any physics mode.

The existing tracks are not designed with 2280 in mind, however we wanted to make sure that you still get a decent experience with them when using 2280. We've combed through every track in the game and updated them with 2280 exclusive physics zones to take out the rough edges when playing in 2280.

These physics zones increase gravity and orientate the ship to the track below them as ships are lighter in 2280 and need some assistance. 2280 tracks will be designed around the lighter aspect of the ships.

AGL2280 is a new DLC sized campaign, introducing you to 2280 in a remix of the base games AGL campaign.

We've included a new tutorial / practice event with it's own guide specifically for 2280 to get you up to speed with how the mode works and the mechanics you'll be using throughout the campaign.


The first of several to come, Gullfoss Run is a track that's playable in all physics modes but designed for 2280 first and foremost. A few people might recognize this tracks layout ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymO62XJxsek

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Every menu in the game has been redesigned both visually and in layout. Everything is now consistent, cleaner and requires less effort to navigate through.

This is an update that has been long coming for one of the game's weakest areas, and we've incorporated a lot of feedback into these menus to make sure it's easier for everybody to get into the game.

The New Layout
Everything is now vertically laid out. The landing screen, the pause menus, content selection... everything.

Horizontal inputs are now reserved for changing options or switching tabs.

Keyboard / Mouse Interactions
The new menus are controller centric in design, but considerations for desktop use are still in place with new ways to access and enter data in a way that's keyboard and mouse friendly.

Hover a mouse over any option value and you'll see a little blip under the first character to signify you can click it for a keyboard/mouse interaction, such as typing in values for a slider or bringing up a fullscreen list for selectors.

The input glyphs you see at the bottom of the screen can also be clicked on to perform the action that input glyph is for.

You can right click to go back in menus, which the game has always had, but we've made sure it's now in every menu and not randomly omitted for any reason!



The option menus have seen a significant overhaul to better organize their contents and make it much simpler to tweak settings and get out. BallisticNG has a lot of options, so we've also added a search function!

Instead of having two separate back and save buttons, you now just back out of the menu and you'll be prompted to save any changes that you had made. The prompt also gives you an option to review every change that you've made.

It's also useful to know what options do, so the right side of the interface is dedicated to an explanation of what the highlighted setting does. We've spent some time writing detailed explanations and suggestions for each option to help you get the game setup the way you'd like.


When playing on the Steam Deck or in Big Picture with Steam running and the in-game overlay enabled. the game will now use Steam's keyboard instead of the game's internal keyboard when entering text with a controller.

Menus and HUDs can now be scaled! This also includes padding adjustments for the menu and horizontal margin scaling for HUDs, allowing you to fine tune how compact everything is on top of its scale.



HUDs have seen some design tweaks to bring them in line with the new menu design and to make some elements less intrusive.

Lists of information (scores, campaign awards, etc) are now styled like tables in the new result screens, giving them a clean look with background which help them stand out against bright scenes.


Name tags and shield energy bars have seen a large update, stripping out all unncessary elements and making them much more compact.


There are of course more changes then this, but these are the two largest and most notable changes. The rest are minor aesthetic tweaks to touch things up.



When updating all UIs and HUDs, we also replaced all text components with Unity's TextMeshPro component, which uses SDF rendering to maintain font sharpness regardless of the resolution.

This works well for 4k, but also helps with text legibility if you're playing at low resolutions as well!

The top half of the image above shows the original text component. The bottom half shows TextMeshPro at the same scale.

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Coinciding with the 2280 ships, it's now possible for ships to have multiple prefabs for more customization of a ship beyond just its liveries. Internally we're using this system for model swaps and cosmetic stat changes with the 2280 ships, but mods can do whatever they like with variants.

Tracks not only have variants, but also additional courses. A track variant is treated as the forward/reverse version of a course, and an additional course allows you to select the route to play. This allows us to significantly tidy up the user interface to make it easier to find and select what you want to play. Like with ships we have our own specific use for this system, but mods are free to do whatever they feel like with this!

Mods work with this system by choosing a track or ship to be the main selection, marking variants as hidden on the menu and then referencing those variants in the main ship / track. if the main ship / track is not available then any content marked as hidden will be shown to make sure you can always access it, making sure there aren't any hard dependency requirements.



Starting with Freyr Falls in the Maceno Island DLC, we had started paying more attention to the layout of track pads on reverse tracks to make sure they're in appropriate places and are fun to hit.

Almost every reverse track in the game and its DLCs have received a pad layout update. Note that the number of speed and weapon pads are the same, we've only moved them around.

We've also updated the pad layout for Thunderhead forward as it was a bit chaotic.

While making these changes, we've also replaced the Atlantica Reverse and Luna Reverse maglifts with maglocks. The maglifts were a solution back before maglock physics were properly implemented and we didn't feel like light bridges fit. These were always a bit janky, but had become much more of a problem with the new 2280. These maglocks make these two sections much more playable.



Multiplayer settings have been merged into custom race settings to maintain parity between singleplayer and multiplayer automatically. Anything that you set in custom races can now be set in multiplayer, and the interfaces also remain consistent.

Custom race has seen a handful of settings being added. Some come from the split of 2280 mechanics, others are just cool things that have been requested or we think you'll find fun to mess around with.

Added options:

• Track Recovery (rescue droid or instant)
  
• Shield Recovery Mechanic (none, pitlane, weapon absorb or mixed)
  
• Weapon Damage Multiplier
  
• Collision Damage Multiplier
  
• AI Speed Multiplier
  
• Speed Pads Toggle
  
• Weapon Pad Disable Time Multiplier
  
• Force Weapons Toggle

Changed options:

• Customize Weapons renamed to Custom Weapon Pool
  
• The boost mechanic option now supports none (parity with multiplayer)
  
• Difficulty renamed to AI Difficulty

There's now a lot of options and you might have a specific setup that you want to recall at a later date, so:

Presets:

• Save custom weapon pools as a preset
  
• Save every option in the custom race menu as presets (including custom weapon pools)
  
• Save tournament track lists as a preset

Additionally, the game now also remembers the tracks you had selected in the previous ran tournament when returning to the tournament menu.


Ai ship flares have always clipped with ships, which has been mostly okay since the ship designs don't make it completely egregious, but some of the new 2280 ships started to show the cracks in the previous setup.

We've updated the AI flare shader so flares stay on top correctly, and it now provides some additional functionality which has allowed us to setup flares on ships with flame engines too. The AI flare can now also be overridden, which gives custom ship authors some new toys to play with!



We've made some tweaks to the Model B content to further refine it and make it more fun.

• Dropped the extra laps count on Model B tracks to 5 (from 10)
  
• Adjusted Model B stats to make them less twitchy and smoother to handle in the higher speed
  classes
  
• Removed the slow acceleration from drag mode. Hitting a wall is no longer a guaranteed loss.

Gamemodes have seen updates in 1.4, from tweaks to complete rewrites to eliminate as many bugs as possible.

All

• 2280 is no longer a cheat and can now be used to set local records
  
• Fixed eliminated and results screen opening when both players are eliminated in splitscreen.

Speed Lap

• Added explanation of what ending a session does when quitting from the pause menu
  
• Fixed typo in gamemode description

Survival

• Added explanation of what ending a session does when quitting from the pause menu
  
• The Survival results screen now respects the selected speed measurement option
  
• The elimination sequence can now be skipped
  
• Fixed custom ship selections being lost when restarting without selecting new content
  
• Fixed total time being counted while the ship is eliminated
  
• Fixed start boost not triggering in 2280

Rush Hour

• Added explanation of what ending a session does when quitting from the pause menu
  
• Increased global drain rate by 50% (faster pacing)
  
• The drain rate is now logarithmic instead of linear to prevent clumps of eliminations
  
• Fixed the mode not ending in splitscreen
  
• Fixed typo in gamemode description

Knockout

• Rewritten from scratch to fix numerous bugs

Stunt

• Wall collisions no longer break chains
  
• Increased combo chain time from 2.5 to 3 seconds
  
• 2280 is now disabled

Time Trial

• Medals are now awarded in custom races depending on the time difference when beating a previous record:
  
  • Setting first record: gold
    
  • Beating previous record by half a second: bronze
    
  • Beating previous record by 1 second: silver
    
  • Beating previous record by 2 seconds: gold
    
  • Bating previous record by 4 seconds: platinum

Upsurge

• Added deploy animation to barriers
  
• Added shared deployment cooldown to AI to prevent them from creating large clusters of barriers immediately in lower difficulties
  
• Increased minimum speed pad zone charge amount by 100% (faster pacing).
  
• Absorbing now only consumes a single zone (allow more granular recovery of health and more strategic use of shields)
  
• Updated description to better explain mechanics
  
• Fixed start boost not triggering in 2280

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Manually installing mods provides the luxury of using folders to categorize installed content in the menu. If you're using the Steam workshop however, you haven't had this ability... until now.

On the menu, navigate to Modding -> Categories Editor. In this menu you can create categories for ships and tracks separately and then assign any custom content you want into them. Any changes you make will be applied immediately while the game's running.

Content will be moved out of its original category and into any categories that you've assigned it to.

Note that this tool can only be used for custom ships and tracks. The game's internal content can't be re-organised.
It's now possible to install mod content while the game's running!

Use the new Modding-> Refresh Content option on the menu to start the refresh. This will unload mod content that have been deleted, load mods that were added and will also handle content being moved between folders.

Campaigns, and the campaign editor, have had some additional features added to them:

• Added support for gamemode configuration overrides
  
• Added support for custom weapon pools
  
• Added support for forcing AI and Player ship variants
  
• Added option to change a campaigns display name
  
• Added options to copy and paste campaign events

We've made a few optimizations to track section processing and custom track data conversion that has significantly sped up the loading of custom tracks. A typical custom track should now more or less match the load speed of internal tracks.

In our most extreme test case, a track with over 3000 sections has gone from 30+ seconds of load time to just 7, with most of that time now being Unity rendering the cubemaps for reflection probes along the track



The game's Lua implementation has been extended to ships! These enable ship creators to extend their ships functionality beyond what the game provides out of the box by adding new mechanics and physics behaviours.

Like with custom track Lua scripts, these are sandboxed and can only interact with what the game allows them to.

Documentation:

• Creating Lua Runners
  
• Ship Functions Reference
  
• API Reference

BallisticNG is setup to work with a single exterior ship mesh that uses a single material, with airbrakes which act as additional animated meshes but must also share that single material.

Extra Renderers is a new system for ship creators that enables additional meshes with any number of materials to be setup, which can be lit using the ships tile light color and be told which camera views to render in.


Trkd (Track Data) files are a new addition to custom tracks which allows menu data to be provided with the track.

Trkd files are compiled and placed next to your tracks trk file when building the track from Unity. When present next a TRK file, the game will load everything it needs from the trkd, instead of going through the lengthy caching process.

Trkd's can also be embedded into Wtrk files, and will be automatically added / updated if they're next to the Trk when creating / updating the Wtrk.

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Photomode has seen some updates to add new features and fix issues:

• You now quit photomode using the menu back input and a quit confirmation has been added
  
• Added option to display a thirds grid
  
• Effects are now automatically toggled based on their settings
  
• The FOV can now be set between 1 and 179 degrees
  
• Fixed 240p output resolution using the wrong width
  
• Fixed CRT effect toggle desyncing when exciting move mode
  
• Fixed the FOV being reset when stepping the game

Controller Events
The game now reports controller events! Tying into the Input Improvements mentioned below, the following events are now reported to you at the top of the screen:

• Controller connected
  
• Controller disconnected
  
• Controller assigned to a player
  
• The player navigating the menu has changed

Controller Assignment
Two controllers can now be automatically assigned to players by default. This fixes a conflict issue on the Steam Deck between the built-in controller and any external controllers.

Unassigned controllers will now be automatically assigned to a player when pressing a button on them (this can be disabled in the Input Options menu). Controllers are assigned to the player who currently has menu navigation control.

Finally, splitscreen is now inaccessible until Player Two has a controller assigned. The game will let you pick a controller in the menu before navigating forward, using the same selection interface as the new Input Options menu. If you're working on mods and don't have a controller present, enabling debug mode will bypass this check.

Improved Controller Saves
Controller data is now saved by device ID instead of a hardware ID.

The device ID is a way to uniquely identify a specific controller instead of just bundling everything under the controllers generic hardware ID, which finally allows two controllers of the same type to have unique binds and calibrations saved for them. Note that for Xbox controllers, the XInput player is the unique identifier, so binds and calibrations are stored and recalled in the order that the controllers are plugged in.


Every camera view now has its own set of options. This allows you to more greatly fine tune the FOV, camera position, and various other view specific options.

All of the VR cockpit options are now also available outside of VR! Additionally, we've reworked the cockpit view intertia and added a few more customization options.

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If you've been playing on the development branch, these are the changes since then:

Ships

• Fixed 2280 wall bounces being able to trigger at incorrect angles
  
• Removed old autopilot pilot behaviour which prevented the player ship from ever being under a track section (fix autopilot on Luna Reverse maglock)

User Interface

• Updated tips on the welcome screen to reference locations in the new option menus
  
• Special text inputs on the onscreen keyboard are no longer triggered when typing on a real keyboard
  
• Fixed UI element focus being lost when saving presets in the custom race settings menu

Options

• HUD Horizontal Margins can now be increased up to 105%

Modding

• Fixed HUD horizontal margins not working on custom huds

Tracks - Base Game

• Disabled affine mapping on virtual trees in Arrivon XI
  
• Disabled affine mapping on virtual trees in Arrivon Peak
  
• Disabled affine mapping on virtual trees in Arrivon Falls
  
• Disabled affine mapping on virtual trees in Ribble Raceway
  
• Disabled affine mapping on virtual trees in Alice Mountain
  
• Disabled affine mapping on virtual trees in Forgotten Coast
  
• Disabled affine mapping on virtual trees in Maria Tide

Custom Race

• Fixed gamemode specific settings not being recalled from disk when switching between gamemodes

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1137750/Farmers_Life/

- Kasimir has learned how to build modern animal stalls. (Outdated stalls must be destroyed before placing new ones.) If the building housing the new stall has a completed electrical installation, cows and goats inside will milk themselves. The collected milk accumulates in a tank and must be gathered manually.


- Bags, packages, crates, and other handheld containers can now be thrown towards chests and storage structures.


- The harvester, chaff cutter, and threshing machine have been given a bag-ejecting function. This makes it easy to transfer the output from these machines onto a cart, trailer, or into storage.


- Kasimir can now instantly assess the contents of any cart or trailer.


- You no longer have to sell everything directly from the cart or trailer. You can precisely choose what and how much Kasimir will sell to each trader.


- If Kasimir parks the seeder right next to a storage or seed chest, he can quickly transfer large amounts of seeds using the UI.


- Larger quantities of milk no longer appear as a regular sack. We now have a nice, classic milk can.
- You can now get rid of the indestructible hollyhocks and sunflowers growing near the house.
- Dismantling and packing up a wardrobe or cupboard will no longer destroy everything stored inside.
- Using sourdough for bread now returns an empty jar.
- A new cow color variant has appeared in Zalesie: the classic black and white dairy cow.
- When purchasing items that don’t appear directly in your inventory, the camera now clearly shows where they’ve been placed.
- The journal now contains a list of all completed quests.
- We’ve improved the appearance of mature rapeseed, but the sowing season remains unchanged. We're not ready for winter crops just yet.
- When trimming branches from a felled tree, they now go directly into Kasimir's inventory.
- You can jump off a ladder even if there’s no nearby surface to safely land on.
- From time to time, we’ll bother you with questions. Please don’t ignore Fluffy asking for attention in the main menu. With your help, we’ll make Farmer’s Life an even better game!
- The newer tractor is now slightly more powerful, because it's a shame for it to pull a plow at the same speed as Kasimir's old tractor.
- Chickens lay eggs, and cows and goats fill their udders at the same time every day, regardless of the season. This way, wives always have time to take care of them before heading to work.


1. Purrrifiers: Cleaning Chaos - a crazy co-op "cleaning simulator" has announced Kickstarter:
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2117430/view/521964211468763226

2. House Builder 2 - a sequel of the first (and only?) simulator where you can build all over the world and throughout the history now gets a demo. Check it out:
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/2827960/view/512956388211687924

3. Aquarist has a new DLC launch and big sale today, so if you still haven't get it now will be the best time. Here is a bundle with Farmer's Life:
https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/25160/Farmer_and_Aquarist/

Enjoy,
Farmer's Life team

ver. 0.5202

- Changed the effect of the sudden wind trap.
- Changed the effect of the falling stone pillar trap.
- Added new costumes.

We hope you've been enjoying the Chromatic Dragon Emergence! We have a super-sized update for you today that includes even more dragon fun, a new system to help you convert contracts and open Chests quicker, a very fashionable Vault opening, and an exclusivity update from the Vampire Emergence! Read on to learn more:

• Today's 15 New Adventure Variants
  
• New System: The Notary
  
• Today's Vault Opening - including daily bundles
  
• Exclusivity Update

Search for a purple worm egg while being limited even more in levels.

• You can't level Champions past level 900.
  
• 1-2 Young Red Dragons spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count toward quest progress.
  
• Complete Area 500

Return to Candlekeep while fighting enemies that know how to double move.

• Champions from Seat 9 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• Enemies with Melee attacks spawn directly in front of the first column of Champions.
  
• Enemies only take 1 point of damage when attacked or clicked on for the first 1 second after they spawn.
  
• Complete Area 650

It's just you and Vecna - and ALL the baddies!

• You may only use Evil Champions.
  
• Every 100 areas, the Champion that has dealt the most damage in the last 100 areas is removed from the formation and can't be used for the rest of the adventure.
  
• Fire breath potions can't be used during the adventure, and click damage has no effect after area 100.
  
• Complete Area 650

Enter Yon and learn about the hazards of lightning.

• Champions from Seat 10 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• After area 10, every 5 seconds, a bolt of lightning zaps a random Champion, dealing damage equal to 25% of their max health and stunning them for 5 seconds.
  
• 1-2 Blue Dragon Wyrmlings spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• Complete Area 850

Negotiate a peace while failing to be friends with your bee friends.

• Champions from Seat 8 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• A Cyclops Beekeeper joins the formation. After area 10, every second, a random Champion adjacent to the Cyclops is stung for 10% of their max health.
  
• Complete Area 900

Gain Endelyn's allegiance by contemplating the meaning of life.

• Champions from Seat 1 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• When a Champion without the DPS role is defeated, they are removed from the formation and cannot be added back for the duration of the adventure.
  
• Complete Area 950

Travel to the Arena of Blood while some Champions are afflicted by Lunacy.

• Champions from Seat 11 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• After area 10, every 5 seconds, a random Champion succumbs to Space Madness for 10 seconds. While affected, they are stunned.
  
• 1-2 Lunar Dragon Wyrmlings spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• Complete Area 950

Survive Xeleth's attack on the Arena and push back his forces with a really surprising ally.

• Champions from Seat 4 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• A hungry Owlbear joins the formation. Heroes next to the Owlbear deal 100% additional damage.
  
• 1-2 Solar Dragon Wyrmlings spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• Complete Area 1000

The coalition is in need of Spelljammers! And our pilots are under attack!

• Champions from Seat 7 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• After area 10, every 10 seconds the formation is strafed, dealing damage to all Champions in a horizontal line equal to 50% of their max health.
  
• Complete Area 1050

Explore more of the Walking Castle and stop it from being frozen!

• Champions from Seat 2 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• It's snowing heavily in all areas.
  
• 1-2 White Dragon Wyrmlings spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• After area 10, every 5 seconds a falling piece of ice hits a random Champion dealing damage equal to 25% of their max health and stunning them for 5 seconds.
  
• Complete Area 750

Assist with a witch/time dragon problem while literally herding cats.

• Champions from Seat 3 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• Three black cats join the formation. They adorably just take up space.
  
• 1-2 Green Dragon Wyrmlings spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• Complete Area 800

Enter the town of modrons and understand 10 PRINT MODRON 20 GOTO 10

• You may only use Lawful and/or Chaotic Champions.
  
• Three Modrons appear in each area. They don't drop gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• Every 10 areas, an additional Modron spawns, capped at 50 Modrons.
  
• Complete Area 850

Venture into the Astral Sea while being hunted by dragons!

• Champions from Seat 5 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• 2-3 Dragon Wyrmlings spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• An additional Young Dragon Boss spawns in each boss area. It must also be defeated to progress.
  
• All Dragon enemies move 100% faster and deal 400% additional damage.
  
• Complete Area 600

Break the second ward, find the vault, and try not to get poisoned by the foul air!

• Champions from Seat 12 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• The air in the Heart of Havock is foul. The weather is Fog in all areas, and Champions lose 1% of their max health every second.
  
• Champions don't recover health when moving to a new area.
  
• Champions resurrect at half health when changing areas instead of full health.
  
• Complete Area 650

Help Vecna find a new hand and eye while surrounded by dragons!

• Champions from Seat 6 must have the DPS role. You can't use any other Champions with the DPS role.
  
• A Bronze Dragon joins the formation. It takes up two spots in the formation but doesn't do much else.
  
• 1-2 Black Dragon Wyrmlings spawn with each wave. They drop no gold nor count towards quest progress.
  
• An additional Young Black Dragon Boss spawns in each boss area. It must also be defeated to progress.
  
• Complete Area 700

Today we're launching the long-awaited Notary system! Read on for all the details...

What is the Notary?

The Notary allows Blacksmithing and Bounty Contracts to be converted between rarities at no cost. You can also directly convert Bounty Contracts into Event Tokens without needing to use them (though you forfeit the gold reward). Finally, you can purchase the average contents of Silver Chest and Gold Chest bundles without having to purchase and open the Chests themselves.

Can I trade my Bounty Contracts for Blacksmithing Contracts, or vise-versa?

No, you can not trade between types of contracts. You can only convert between rarities of the same type.

What do I get when trading Bounty Contracts for Event Tokens?

You get the same number of Event Tokens by converting Bounty Contracts through the Notary compared to using them manually. However, you do not get any of the gold.

What do I get when purchasing Chest Contents with Gems?

When purchasing Chest contents with gems in the Notary, you will receive precisely the average Chest contents for the respective type, assuming all equipment items were duplicates. Purchasing Gold Chest contents will award Event Tokens and Feats, whereas the Silver Chest contents provide more Potion Reagents, Evergreen Item Levels, and Tiny Blacksmithing Contracts.

In order to access this tab, all of the Evergreen Champions you own (both core and unlocked) must have Epic or better equipment in all slots.

The Vault reopens, offering different deals every day.

You can access the Vault from the notification pop-up or through the in-game shop.

For a fashionable amount of time only...

The exclusivity of the following items (from the December Xbox Perks Promo & October Vampire Emergence) has passed, and they are now more accessible.

Added to the Gem Shop:

• Sharran Shadowheart Skin (20,000 Gems)

Added to Wild Offer / Weekly Offer Pool:

• Sir Perchington the Fancy Owl Familiar

Also available for use with an Epic Golden Potion

• Kas Slot 3 GE (Also available for use with an Epic Golden Potion)
  
• Commodore Krux Slot 2 GE (Also available for use with an Epic Golden Potion)
  
• Voronika's Prodigal Leader Feat (Also available for 50,000 Gems)
  
• Ellywicks Gem Feat (Also available for 50,000 Gems)
  
• Nahara's Make Undead Feat (Also available for 50,000 Gems)
  
• Widdle's Make Undead Feat (Also available for 50,000 Gems)
  
• Briv's Strategic Stride Feat (Also available for 50,000 Gems)

What do you think about today's update?

Your feedback is important to us, and we would love to have you join our community on one of our official platforms:

• The Official Idle Champions Discord.
• The Official Idle Champions Subreddit.
• Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Bluesky, or Instagram.

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