Changelog
A short public recap of recent changes, written for playing and testing the app without technical detail.
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Clearer attack drags
Dragging an attack now leaves a clearer visual path, making it easier to follow your move on the board.
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Smoother card previews
Card previews in the deck builder are now easier to browse while putting a deck together.
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A better custom deck workspace
The deck catalog and custom deck builder are clearer and easier to use.
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Resume active games
Active games can now be saved and restored, so it is easier to pick up where you left off.
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Community statistics
New community statistics offer a clearer view of how matches are being played.
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Chat and rematches after a game
Keep chatting when a game ends and request a rematch to play the same opponent again.
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More feedback during matches
New board feedback makes key actions easier to follow, with clearer battle prompts and end-of-game controls.
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Clearer matches and deck building
Game logs now link directly to card details and explain choices more clearly. Deck building has advanced filters, and player chat works better on mobile.
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Casual matchmaking arrives
Join the casual queue to find another player, with clearer waiting updates and an easier handoff into a match.
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Easier player matches
Starting a game with another player now has clearer join steps and an easier-to-follow match clock.
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More cards, smoother matches
Many more card effects across recent and classic sets are now playable, with fixes for tricky choices, costs, discards, and replacement effects.
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AI v17.0 is live for OP17
The five OP17 test decks now use the new v17.0 AI model, trained for the latest deck lineup.
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Accounts and saved decks are here
Create an account to keep your decks, preferences, and match history across devices, with batch deck importing and clearer privacy information.
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OP16 Ace joins the OP17 lineup
A new OP16 Portgas.D.Ace deck built for the OP17 meta is now available for AI and human matches.
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OP17 test decks are here
Five new OP17 decks—Xebec, Ace, Linlin, Luffy, and Kaido—are now available for AI and human matches.
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AI v16.2 is live
Version v16.2 is now the default AI model, promoted after the first successful round of self-improvement.
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See opponent plays unfold
Card movements and key actions are now presented visually, with adjustable speed and skip controls.
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AI v16.1 is live
Version v16.1 became the default AI model, replacing deck specialists with one model across the main deck pool.
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More OP16 cards, clearer choices
More OP16 card effects are now playable, while card-choice dialogs are easier to review, minimize, and use on smaller screens.
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More helpful match controls
In-game settings, rotating AI tips, draggable DON, and easier card previews.
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Clearer deck building
Better deck summaries, import guidance, validation, announcements, and maintenance notices.
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More reliable card interactions
Complex effects, battle power changes, and delayed choices now resolve more consistently.
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Watch and share full replays
Completed matches can now be watched step by step, with autoplay, navigation controls, and easier sharing.
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ST32 Mihawk is live
The ST32 Mihawk deck is now playable in the main deck pool, with its own dedicated AI specialist.
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AI v16 is live
Version v16 is now the default AI model, with dedicated specialists for each of the five main decks.
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Smoother match controls
Match controls now behave more consistently across edge cases, with clearer optional choices and fewer redundant prompts on mobile.
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More deck support
Deck importing accepts more lists, more cards and leaders are playable, and recent matches are easier to review.
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Better mobile matches
The match board now fits small screens better, with steadier targeting, easier hand browsing, and clearer card zoom.
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Cleaner end-turn choices
End-of-turn actions are easier to scan and use during matches.
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More reliable replays
Replay pages are more dependable, and the footer now makes the app's unofficial status clearer.
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Smoother deck and card choices
Custom deck selection is easier, quantity choices are clearer, and several card interactions behave more reliably.
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Easier bug reporting
You can now report a problem directly from a match. Add a short note if you want, and the relevant game details are included automatically.
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More cards, fewer surprises
More card effects are now supported, including the Five Elders, with fixes for tricky Life, cost, and event interactions.
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A fresh look: the Captain's Chart
The home screen is now a nautical chart, with a warmer wood-and-brass theme across the whole app and clearer, more readable menus.
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Broader card support
More card effects are now playable, with smoother handling for counters, costs, and tricky match situations.
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Clearer in-game choices
Card choices now appear more clearly during complex effects, with better labels and smoother target selection.
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AI v14 is live
Version v14 is now the default AI model, with a small head-to-head improvement over the previous default.
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AI v13 is live
Version v13 is now the default AI model, with stronger play and smoother handling of tricky in-game situations.
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More cards and clearer choices
More commonly played cards are now supported, and delayed on-play choices appear as clearer buttons during matches.
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Custom decks are here
You can now build and try custom decks, with broader card coverage across recent sets.
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Smoother human matches
Human-vs-human games now update more cleanly, with clearer lobbies, match notices, and fewer stale prompts.
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Smarter AI reads
The AI now has a clearer view of the board and handles tricky game states more consistently.
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Clearer card-choice info
Selected-card prompts now show more useful details while keeping hidden opponent information private.
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AI v11 is live
Version v11 is now the default AI model, promoted after the latest head-to-head and tactical evaluation gates.
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AI and language improvements
Stronger AI play, plus clearer Spanish and English wording across actions, choices, and logs.
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More control over every match
You can now mulligan, choose who goes first or second, and face more thoughtfully sequenced attacks from the AI.
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AI improvements
Better tactical decisions and more reliable card-effect handling.
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Gameplay improvements
Smarter AI decisions, corrected life triggers, clearer actions, and automatic feedback saving.
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AI improvements
More consistent AI training and opponent selection.
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AI improvements
Improved training and evaluation reliability.
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Clearer AI level and wording
You can now choose a low or medium AI level before starting, and English names and messages are easier to understand.
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More reliable games
Several odd in-game behaviours were fixed, and the AI now handles tricky board states better.
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Smoother interface
Mobile views, opponent notices, card images, and hand browsing received small quality-of-life improvements.