October 8, 2026

Pets got a big upgrade, you can now build with cosmetic props, the ocean has new sections to dive, and a stash now holds anything your rank can't.

Pets

102 pets: Sixty-seven new pets joined the roster, each with its own skins.
Pet eggs: The Antlion Grub and Antlion Guard now hatch from eggs. Zog sells them, and the egg cracks open in a short hatch scene.
Hatch announcements: Epic and Legendary hatches show up in chat with the pet's picture. You'll see the rest of your own.
Pet ages: Pets grow through six ages as they level, and their size changes with them. The level-up message tells you when a new age arrives.
Age-Up Potions: Feed one to a pet to grow it an age without waiting for levels. You earn one with each Taming level, and Zog sells them. Converting a pet gives back the potions it drank.
Zog's Traveling Zoo: Zog's pet tab now shows a rotating selection of pets that changes every visit. An offer gets pricier as it sells.
Pet XP: Climbing a job ladder pays less pet XP than before, so pets level at a steadier pace.
Clearer Wisdom: Pet Wisdom lines now say how much XP they add and which jobs they count in.
Pets button: The Pets button in the Escape menu opens the pets tab instead of the wardrobe.
Pet perks: Armour now absorbs a hit before Rekindle spends itself, Bloodsucker no longer rounds every hit up, and the Tide Beetle's Gift refreshes when your Mining or Fishing job levels.

Roleplay Props: Props from the Roleplay Props category are now cosmetic. They have their own allowance, never block movement or bullets, and are cheaper on your frame rate than normal props.
Where to find it: Your cosmetic count shows beside the ammo display, and the Q menu has a cosmetic toggle.
Working on a prop: Pick one up with the physgun or aim a tool at it and it turns into a real prop while you work. It goes back to cosmetic when you let go, without shifting.
Copy and paste: Cosmetic props copy and paste with the Advanced Duplicator.
Bigger allowances by rank: Each rank now gets its own cosmetic prop allowance.

Nine new accessories: The Speed Relic, Relic of Coins, Ender Relic, Blood God Sigil, Haste Artifact and a four-piece Titanium line (Talisman, Ring, Artifact and Relic).
Titanium line: Forged by Bubu at the Forge, with higher Retro Miner levels needed for the later pieces.
Haste Ring: Now gives Mining Speed instead of faster finds.
Speed line: Speed Talisman, Ring and Artifact now work outside infestations too.
Feather line: Works everywhere, not only in infestations.
Zombie and Spider lines: Now cover the whole Undead and Arthropod families.
Healing Talisman and Ring: Retuned to heal a little less.
Sell prices: The Speed Relic and Titanium line can now be sold back.

Mining Fortune on pickaxes: A tool's own Mining Fortune now boosts your finds.
Level to use: Bubu's tools need the right Retro Miner level to swing. If someone hands you a drill you're too low for, it tells you the level you need.
Mithril Drill: The first Mithril Drill costs more than the pickaxe line below it.

Three ocean sections: The Sunlit Shelf, the Drop-Off and the Black Deep each have their own creatures, rewards and an entry card.
Chitin Key: The island on the Shelf is its own area with antlions that dig up around you on sand.
New sea creatures: Several new sea creatures live in the deeper sections.
Diver regions: Dive regions ask for a Deep Sea Diver level and have their own loot. Going in under level isn't blocked, but your suit drains faster.
Beach antlions: Antlions dig up around you on the beach sand, hunt you, jump and chase, and burrow back down when you lose them. The beach sees them less often than before.
Shrouded: They now stay below the Inner Tunnels in the sewers.
Infected: Ranged infected turn around before backing away instead of walking backwards.

Rank stash: If you lose a rank, items in slots you no longer have move to your stash instead of showing as blank RANK tiles.
Using the stash: Pick up refills stacks, then your inventory, the bank while it's open and a backpack. You can also sell stashed guns, put items into sacks, or clear it. Use /viewstash or /pickupstash, and you'll get a reminder every few minutes.
Sell the stash at the Bazaar: The Sell panel has a Stash source next to your bag and sacks.
Empty stash: /viewstash tells you when the stash is empty.
Inventory layout: Folding a panel no longer resizes the sacks.

Collections menu: Each collection tier now lists what it unlocks, such as shop offers, Accessory Bag sizes and Quiver sizes. The unlock chips are easier to read.
Mining sacks: The coal sacks hold more, so they fill in a time that matches the other sacks.
Clay: The Clay Ball collection has more tiers.
Beginner Combat Sack: Opens one step earlier.
Job speed: Trashman and City Worker level speed bonuses are gentler at the top and halved in the sewers.
Kill Combo: No longer pays cash per combo. Its Magic Find stays.

F4 on the right tab: F4 opens on the tab your current onboarding step points at.
Mia: She calls newcomers over before they've spoken to her and answers if you try a menu too early. Her offer no longer says Skip is how menus open.
Beach and Sewers: Players who skip the tour have to visit the Fountain before those doors open.
Arrivals room: The HUD shows for new players instead of waiting for them to say hello to Mia.

Trashman dumpsters: Each trashman now has their own load in every map dumpster, so a high-level player can't empty cans before a newcomer gets to them.
Talking to Mia and other NPCs: The interaction menu now targets them properly. Mia no longer turns sideways or waves in a loop.
Profiles: You can view the profile of a player who just left, and a profile no longer opens empty.
Reports and suggestions: You can send one every 15 seconds.

Prestige: Fixed an issue where a prestige purchase charged you without saving.
Bodyguards: You now pay the fee you were quoted.
Double or Nothing: Fixed an issue with raid Double or Nothing payouts.
Shields: Frontal hits are blocked wherever they land on you.
Sonar: Every rock a ping finds gets a ring, not only identified ones.
Armory: The restock timer counts down and re-enables itself, and a failed Rubber Rounds issue no longer uses up your allowance.
Banks: Printers can be cracked whatever job their owner holds, and capital purchases no longer refuse themselves.
Lean: The menu closes at the range the server serves, and a refused buy tells you why.
Bitminers: Miners lose power when a generator or solar converter has nothing to give, and the generator shows as running.
Chess and draughts: Removing a board removes its pieces, and a win on time scores the right Elo.
Clout guns: A holstered gun no longer zooms the next weapon you pull out.
Notifications: Fixed an issue where notifications could stop appearing after a reconnect.
Aiming: Your gun no longer lowers as if at a wall when you aim at a player or NPC.
Yeast grinders: A motor or bag can only be fitted to one grinder.

Smoother frames: Several HUD pages and effects use less memory and fewer frame resources, and the dive HUD only loads while you're diving.