Version 2.2.0 is ready to download for Android and Windows. Edit: iOS version is approved an available on the App Store! This version prepares you to play Rise of Cthulhu season games starting December, 11th.

General adjustments

• Cards can be given to other players in multiplayer games
• Reduced difficulty of multiplayer games
• Creep armor is now less effective
• Baby Cthulhu can be used (thanks to all supporters!)
• Rainbow Unicorn drops tears when sold and is no longer affected by Training Hologram creeps
• Roordahuizum does not disappear when Viking Helmet is removed

Hope to see you all for the season start! Cheers Andy

There's yet another cool feature coming to version 2.2! I tested multiplayer yesterday and got some drops that I'd usually auto-transmute with my build, but that'd be very nice for the build of the other player. And I thought, hey wouldn't it be great to be able to give cards to other players in a multiplayer match? Well, it's been a long night, but now we'll be able to do that! And it's not just items, towers and potions can be shared as well. It works for almost all cards, even uniques and legendaries, with just a few exceptions, which are Wedding Rings and Branches of Yggdrasil. Uniques/legendaries can only be given to another player if the card did not drop for that player yet. I had a lot of fun implementing and testing this feature. I think it will enable a huge amount of new strategies and I'm soooo excited to see what you're gonna do with this. What do you think?

By now, all towers have a custom lore text! My current favorite is the one for Stonecutter's Temple. What about you?

There's now lore for the Money Bin! It was stupid of the creeps to break into the Money Bin. Because while a welcome mat sits at the Bin’s front entrance, intruders quickly learn the mat is just for show. The Money Bin’s ground floor is protected by traps too numerous to list in full, though they include fall-away doors, spiked walls, acid pits, gatling guns, and a host of venomous creepy crawlies. Those who survive these initial perils are able to access the Bin’s upper levels, but would-be robbers must still contend with ten additional floors’ worth of guards and snares if they intend to access the Money Bin’s vault. The vault, of course, has its own defenses, though in reality it needs none. Because any hooligan unfortunate enough to reach the Money Bin’s eleventh floor must face the Bin’s creator - an industrious Scot who defends his wealth with a vitality that belies his age.

There's now lore for the Bear Hunter! These strange creatures walkin’ through the mountains? Well, the Bear Hunter reckons they must not’a heard that these forests are his, and that he don’t take kindly at all to trespassers. The Hunter’s snares normally trap black and brown bears, but he’s recently learned that they catch creeps just as easily. Hell, easier even. The bears eventually learn to avoid areas the Hunter has trapped, but the creeps? Those dumb sacks just keep marchin’ through the Hunter’s land, content to keep fillin’ the Hunter’s traps and his belly. Yes, the Bear Hunter’s eaten a lot of creep meat over the past few weeks. And while creep sure don’t cook or chew or taste as good as bear does, the Bear Hunter’s never been one to complain about scorin’ an easy meal. The Bear Hunter’s known lean times before, but for as long as this creep siege carries on, he won’t go to bed hungry.