A running record of what's actually live. Nothing appears here until it's shipped — for
what's still on the list, see the open items noted on this page as they land.
Pack economy, corrected
Fixed a bug where the free quest tile advertised three cards, opened five, and saved none of them — nothing had ever actually granted that pack, so the whole thing was fiction. Pack contents now live in exactly one place, checked by an automated audit, so the shelf can never again disagree with what a pack actually pays out. Regional packs arrived alongside it: Britain & Ireland and The Continent are both live, with their real card pools published on /odds rather than assumed.
Heights now print in feet
Every card face shows height in feet. The database and every duel comparison stay in metres underneath — feet is a display choice, not a data change, so nothing about how a duel resolves has moved.
Card verifier catches its own old bug
Every pack opening is provably fair — seeded and hash-committed before you open it, replayable afterwards by anyone. We found and fixed a case where a legitimate Epic-guarantee opening could report a false 'this looks tampered with' result, and rebuilt the audit trail so it can't happen again.
The full design pass
A ground-up visual pass across every surface — the album, the duel board, packs, forms and ledgers, all rebuilt on one shared brand system: risograph printing texture, a hand-lettered wordmark, and eight named motion gestures used consistently everywhere something moves. Card backs, pack art and the site favicon were redrawn to match.
Season One: World Icons opens
The first 150-card set goes live behind an invite gate — real roller coasters, real researched stats, six honest battle stats per card including Vintage, the reversed stat where an old wooden coaster from 1927 can outscore something built last year. Every card obtainable free from day one.
Duels, photos and the public profile
Ghost Duels shipped — call a stat, compare cards, see who wins, all replayable and auditable. Licensed park photography landed on 139 cards. Player photo submissions opened, with moderation. Public share pages went live for card pulls and profiles, so a pull or a profile can be shown off without an account.