The online arena goes into maintenance for the next few days while we prepare a major update. Now and then it will ask you to reload the page once a newer version is ready, and your online session may drop briefly when that happens. Your round results still count as usual, and solo play is unaffected. There will be another note here once everything runs smoothly.
Snake Verse is now on Google Play
Snake Verse is officially available on Google Play for Android. Enjoy online multiplayer and meet other players in the Snake Verse arena. Get the app on <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kiozhu.snakeverse" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Google Play</a>.
Snake collection
Every snake now stands on one screen, including the ones that are not yours yet.
Collection panel: every snake laid out by rarity, with portraits rendered from the real models. Tap one you own to equip it, tap any other to see how it is earned.
Your progress shows: every card carries its snake evolution stage, and the panel header says how many you have collected so far.
Speed up evolution: XP can now be bought in the shop under Upgrade, applied straight to the snake you pick. The cost all the way to Apex is written out, no arithmetic needed.
Performance update
We have been working behind the scenes to improve Snake Verse across desktop and mobile.
What changed: better frame stability, smarter adaptive quality, more efficient remote snake rendering, and improved visual sharpness on mobile devices.
Our goal: to make Snake Verse run smoothly across a wider range of hardware without relying heavily on reduced visual quality. We will continue refining performance and gameplay based on real player experiences and feedback.
Got feedback? If you encounter a bug, performance issue, gameplay problem, or have an idea that could make Snake Verse better, send us a ticket through Help & Support in the game. Selected valid reports and useful suggestions may receive a reward as a thank-you for helping us improve the game.
Thank you for playing Snake Verse and helping us make it better.
Connection meter, and a sharper picture on phones
You can now see your own connection quality, and phones stop giving up picture sharpness for no reason.
Signal bars beside the FPS counter: four rising bars showing how healthy your link to the arena is, including a clear disconnected state. They appear together with the FPS counter in Settings.
A sharper picture on phones: sharpness is now lowered only when sharpness is genuinely what is holding you back. On many phones the arena simply looks cleaner, with no loss of smoothness.
Closer camera on phones: the default viewing distance has been retuned so your own snake reads more clearly through tight turns. You can change it any time in Settings.
Online arena performance improvements
The arena network path has been optimized end to end, and the difference shows most on mobile networks.
Arena updates 50% more often: snakes around you move more smoothly, and what you see sits closer to the arena as it actually stands.
Combat outcomes with no delay: the moment contact happens, word leaves right then, so your snake stops at the point of impact rather than several lengths past it.
The Help button in Settings opens again
Pressing Help & Support in Settings opened nothing, and that is fixed. The panel holds answers to the questions that come up most, plus a ticket form that hands you a number on the spot.
Five exclusive snakes can now be owned
Aqualith, Dragon Staff, Sovereign, Thalassor and Crystal Wyrm are now available to own permanently. Take a look in the Shop, and once a snake is unlocked it follows your account on every device.
Entering the online arena is now one smooth flow
The journey from START to the arena has been fully tidied up. The waiting screen now stays with you until the arena is truly ready, then you pick your power-up loadout at your own pace, and the moment you press ENTER you drop straight in. No more split-second arena flashes or screens bouncing back and forth, and your snake is born exactly when you are ready.
The online arena grows up
This update polishes the online experience end to end. You can now gear up with power-ups before diving in, and after going down you get a chance to shop again before returning to the arena. Deaths carry more weight too: there is time to watch your final seconds and face whoever took you down before deciding on a revive. Beyond that, small touches here and there so your online sessions feel smoother than ever.
The online arena is being tuned
The online arena is under maintenance for the next few days. You can still play as usual, though now and then it will ask you to reload the page once a newer version is ready, and that is normal. Solo play is unaffected. There will be another note here once everything runs smoothly.
Interrupted online rounds are no longer lost
If your connection drops in the middle of an online arena, or you are pushed out while the arena is being serviced, your round still counts. Energy, evolution EXP, mission progress, records and the leaderboard all land just like a round that ended the usual way.
Desert and city obstacles now match their true shapes
Rocks, trees, buildings, cars and even the plaza monument no longer use rough boxes and circles: all thirty-one obstacles have hand-traced collision areas along their contours, so you can slip tightly past them without ghost collisions. The floor rings and frames that marked those boundaries are retired too, since natural shapes need no markers.
The desert and city no longer end in a void
The world now carries on beyond the arena fence.
Desert: rocks and quiver trees scatter past the fence, giant dune ridges layer the distance, and stone mesas rise as landmarks.
City: a proper skyline now surrounds the arena, from low shops near the fence to glassy skyscrapers fading into the haze, with two landmark towers.
A new danger aura and power-up celebrations
Collision warnings now live on the snakes themselves, and grabbing a power-up feels as rewarding as grabbing a star.
Danger aura: enemy bodies glow amber when you get too close and pulse red at the lethal edge, fading as you pull away. The old red lines under bodies are fully replaced.
Power-ups: magnet, life and speed now celebrate like the star: a flare of light, a punchy floating number, and a colored flash at the screen edge.
Collisions now follow the true 3D body curve
Small snakes no longer lose to a giant belly's shadow: contact is measured against the actual body curve, from head to tapering tail, hand-tuned one by one for all seventeen species.
The Lunar arena now looks like an Apollo photo
The regolith plains read brightly all the way to the horizon under a truly black sky, now graced by the Milky Way: a band of thousands of stars with soft light clouds, colored stars, and the cloudy Earth above.
Night arenas are easier to see, mood intact
Lunar and Terrarium now use cinema-style night lighting: a blue moonlit tone lifts the ground so it always reads clearly, while the dark sky, long shadows and night mood stay untouched.
Female citizens and titans move properly now
Female characters were playing swapped animations, like dancing when they should be standing idle, which sometimes made them look airborne. Every motion is now the right one, with feet planted on the ground.
The night city outside the terrarium got rebuilt
The view beyond the glass is now a proper skyline: districts of stepped towers with lit windows, rooftop antennas, pulsing red beacons on the tallest spires, and a warm city glow wrapping the whole horizon.
Every arena now keeps its signature mood
The desert and city are always bathed in bright daylight, while lunar and terrarium stay in their calm night. The mid-round day-night shift is gone, so each arena always shows its best face.
The City gets a bright European makeover
The dark neon asphalt gives way to light grey streets with white markings, cream stone sidewalks and wide clean plazas.
All four arena floors get real surfaces
Following the cracked earth in the desert, the other three arenas now have genuine ground that stays sharp up close.
City rides on grainy asphalt, with real concrete sidewalks.
Lunar is dusted in coarse regolith straight out of a moon mission photo.
Terrarium grows thick grass with pebbled dirt trails.
Desert ground gets a real surface
The desert arena floor swaps its plain sand for cracked, pebbled earth that stays sharp up close.
Switching language now applies everywhere at once
The main menu used to keep the old language until you reopened the game, which made switching feel broken.
The Ad Free pack is now genuinely ad free
Subscribers no longer see interstitials, and rewards that normally ask for an ad are handed over straight away.
The quotas are identical. Revives, bonus spins, energy top ups and round doubling stay at the same daily limits, only without the ad.
The button says "Ad-free". No more buttons asking you to watch something that was never going to appear.
The energy ad stops offering itself when you are full
The watch an ad card in the Shop now locks itself when the top up would not fit, so no more 30 seconds that end with no energy.
Your daily quota is no longer burned for nothing. The ad used to play even at full energy, with the reward lost to the cap.
The number on screen is the number you get. If less than eight lands, that is what it says.
Reviving by ad no longer slips away
On the revive screen the ad button now lights up the moment an ad is ready, and when it is dark it tells you why.
Play again now goes through the gear up screen
After a death, PLAY AGAIN takes you to the power up screen first, so the energy you just earned can be spent right away.
No trip back to the menu. Spending what a round earned used to mean leaving to the main menu and starting over from there.
One button into the arena. "Just Play" is gone: ENTER ARENA does the same thing, and it now works at any moment.
The cards lead with the number that matters. The large figure is what actually goes into the arena; anything in storage is a footnote.
Power ups you have no slot for are no longer sold. The card offers the slot instead of an item you cannot carry.
If you are short on energy, the screen says so. It names what the item costs and what you hold, instead of staying silent.
No more energy lost to a stray tap
Power up cards on the screen before the arena now ask first, exactly like every other purchase in the game.
The price and your remaining balance appear before you agree. A tap that lands on a card by accident no longer burns energy.
You are told where the item goes. Anything that does not fit your carry slots waits in your inventory, and the screen says so.
Outside the arena is now dangerous
Crossing the boundary infects your snake: your length drains, faster the longer you stay, and ten seconds outside means death.
A warning first, then the punishment. The first seconds barely register. After that the screen edge reddens and pulses faster.
The farther out, the faster it kills. Running deep into the outside will not buy you ten seconds.
No more safe haven out there. Mid sized snakes used to be able to leave the arena and become unkillable.
Food never spawns beyond the line again.
A player name now belongs to one person
No two players can share a name, and a name you change updates everywhere at once.
Names are unique. Different capitalisation still counts as the same name, so nobody can copy yours by changing a letter case.
You are told before you pay. The field tells you a name is taken while you type, not after your diamonds are gone.
It updates instantly. The new name shows up in the menu, your player card, and the board without a reload.
TREASURE now tells you when the next chest lands
The TREASURE tile shows its countdown, and tapping it while the chest is still cooling answers with the time left.
Your login streak no longer has a ceiling
The count keeps going as long as you show up daily, and rewards you have not taken wait for you.
Day 15, 40, 100. The count no longer stops at 14. It is the reward board that loops every 14 days.
Showing up is what counts, not claiming. Opening the game is enough. Forgetting to tap claim no longer breaks your streak.
Rewards wait until you take them. Page back through earlier cycles and claim them one at a time. They are only lost if the streak breaks.
Miss a day and it starts at Day 1. A countdown shows when the next day arrives, so you know when to come back.
An energy reward that will not fit is refused. It waits instead of being wasted. Play a round, then take it.
A new day now starts at 00:00 UTC
Daily missions, the free spin, ad quota, the daily board, and your login streak all roll over at 00:00 UTC instead of 07:00.
Daily login rewards moved into Missions
The 14 day login calendar now has its own tab in the Missions panel, so a reward you have not taken yet is always easy to find.
Apex EXP stops going to waste
Snakes at Apex now sit at 80,000/80,000, and every EXP after that goes into the bank.
The Apex bank. Overflow EXP is saved instead of lost. Trade it for energy whenever you like, 200 EXP for 1.
You pick the amount. The trade panel has a slider and plus-minus buttons, so you can cash in a little at a time.
No more energy evaporating. The reward used to arrive on its own right as your energy was nearly full, mixed in with rank and kill payouts. Now it waits until you have room.
A trade that will not fit is refused, not trimmed. At 97 of 100 energy, asking for 10 tells you what fits and leaves your bank untouched.
It keeps a history. Every trade is recorded with the date, the EXP spent, and the energy received.
Power-ups open up, inventory rebuilt
The three hexes under the stage used to be for looking at only. Tap one now.
New power-up sheet. Every slot is drawn one by one: what came from your snake, what you bought, what is still empty.
Locked slots are visible. Capacity you have not bought shows as a padlock, so you know how far each power-up can grow.
Buy without opening the shop. Stock while a slot is empty, a new slot once your stock is queueing. It drops straight into place.
Every purchase asks first. The confirmation shows what you get, the price, your balance, and what is left after.
Inventory is a rack now. All three supplies are always on display with their counts, and accessories fit three to a row.
Death stops burning, and power now lands on your body
Fire is the language of bombs. A snake dying in this arena does not burn, its body becomes food.
Death comes apart, it does not explode. The body dissolves into energy in its own colour, travelling from head to tail.
Power-ups land on your body. Speed fires three chevrons backwards along your length, magnet sends one blue wave to the head, extra life pulses twice like a heartbeat.
Magnet grows tethers. Every pellet in range puts out a curved line that pulls toward you.
The bonus star shatters. Its gold shards scatter and then get drawn in.
The Predator threshold is felt. At 20,000 score a wave of energy runs your whole length, and citizens start running from you.
Explosions rebuilt from scratch
Sparks are streaks now, not round dots.
Shards stretch along their speed. A real spark covers ground in a single blink, and the eye reads it as a tapered line pointing where it is going.
Colour cools across its life. Born white hot, briefly its victim colour, then falling to dim ember orange.
Blasts light what is around them. The ground and nearby snakes genuinely catch the flash.
Something is left behind. Smoke gives the blast mass, solid debris tumbles and lands, and a scorch mark stays for a few seconds.
The last embers fall late. A third of the sparks live three times longer, so some are still drifting down after the impact is over.
Arena milestones get their own banner
First blood, kill streaks, king slain, titan slain, crowned, and Apex form now have a place to be announced.
One fixed slot. The banner appears in the upper third of the screen and never moves, so you know where to look.
Announcements queue. Two milestones arriving close together no longer overlap.
Colour names the class. Cyan for kills and ordinary milestones, gold for the rare ones.
The bonus star is small again. The white flash, the big burst and the slow motion that used to cover the middle of the screen while you were steering are now a small gold number at the pickup point.
The menu stops resizing itself
The menu used to measure itself after it was drawn, then shrink whenever something did not fit.
Size comes from your screen. Computed once from the window, never from the contents, so the menu no longer shrinks and grows while you sit still.
Each orientation has its own canvas. Portrait, landscape and a tilted phone no longer share one design size.
Wide screens get room, not empty bars. The extra space is handed to the layout.
Notches and gesture bars are counted. No more buttons sitting under the phone bar.
The end of round screen names your EXP and every energy you earned
It used to show one energy number and never say where it came from. It is a round statement now.
The EXP bar fills in front of you. From where you started the round to where you finished, and if the stage went up it fills completely and starts again at zero.
EXP names its source. From score and from kills, each with its own figure.
Every energy gets a line. From your rank, from your kills, and for Apex snakes from the EXP above the threshold.
The total can be checked. Those lines add up to exactly what was paid.
The inventory is open, and power-ups stop evaporating
What you buy or win finally has somewhere to live.
Accessories became Inventory. Two parts: accessories your snake wears, and items you carry yourself.
Storage is no longer capped. Power-ups stop turning into energy when your pouch is full; whatever does not fit waits until you add a slot or pick a snake that brings less of its own.
Every piece names where it came from. The row of dots under each power-up chip: gold came with your snake, blue is yours.
Legendary carries one extra life. On top of the three slots you can buy yourself.
The play button is gold now, and the logo has a face
One colour now means one thing.
Gold is only for what you can press. Cyan for what can be read, violet for the world, and the play button is the single gold surface on screen.
The price moved onto the button. A snake you do not own names its price right where the decision gets made.
Supplies climbed above the button. Power-up chips left the podium so your loadout and your departure read as one group.
A new Snake Verse mark. It sits in the lower left without raising its voice.
The main menu has been rebuilt
Three columns, and each one has a single job.
Destinations left, live news right. Six identical cards to travel by, one column for whatever changes on its own.
The centre keeps only what deserves looking at. Your snake name, the snake itself, then the play button with the arena choice right beneath it.
The promo strip, bottom dock and segment bar are gone. All three asked for attention and gave nothing back.
Colour moved into the name plate. One place now holds name, class, evolution and colour.
The menu icons were redrawn. They read as one family instead of neighbours who happen to share a wall.
Smoother play, same shine
The faint halo around bright objects is gone: it was barely visible yet weighed on your device. Bright colors still glow as before, the game runs lighter especially on phones, and the graphics settings got simpler too.
Death harvests now lie neatly along the body
Food left by a dead snake used to pile up at a few spots with empty gaps between them.
It is spread along the whole body now. Parallel lanes follow the curve, narrowing at the tail and widening at the belly.
The amount and value are unchanged. Only the placement moved.
Snakes grow three times slower
The size you used to reach at a given score now takes three times as much, so growing big feels like a journey worth bragging about. The size gap across the arena is unchanged.
The power-up pouch keeps its word
A pouch that read 3 still let 5 power-ups into the arena. What you carry now matches your pouch exactly, and upgrading it genuinely adds to what you bring. The free life that comes with legendary snakes still comes along as always.
The mission panel gets a face
Every kind of mission now has art of its own.
The art follows the task. One for competing, one for taking rivals down, one for harvesting score, one for growing huge, one for chests.
Title missions wear their badge. You can see at a glance which one you are chasing.
PC controls grew. Super Boost on Q, Magnet on E, and every key can be remapped in Settings.
The city stays quiet in the menu. Crowd voices no longer play before a round starts.
Your account will never look like a guest again
When the account service cannot be reached, the game now says so plainly.
The status reads Offline, not Guest. Your profile card tells you the numbers on screen are the last ones saved.
No more invitations to create an account you already own.
Round results wait on your device. Anything that could not be sent goes out on its own once the connection returns, so a record you break at the wrong minute is not lost.
Career missions: fifteen paths that never finish
The mission panel now has a CAREER section.
Fifteen lifetime paths. From Champion to Species Master, and every step pays energy.
Badge milestones pay diamonds. 50 at bronze, 75 at silver, 100 at gold, then 100 more each time the target doubles.
The paths have no end. There is always a next step.
Achievements stop paying. That panel returns to its real job, showing how far each badge still is.
Every snake now carries its own missions
The mission panel now holds the evolution of all seventeen species at once.
Three stages per snake, all of them paid. 50 diamonds for Juvenile, 100 for Adult, 200 for Apex.
The lightning eyes appear on their own. The moment a stage is reached, the diamonds are yours to collect.
Whatever is closest to done rises to the top.
Daily and seasonal missions move up a class
The old targets turned out too easy for active players.
Daily targets are up. 50 kills a day and 100,000 score a day.
Seasonal targets are up. Ten million score in one season.
One seasonal mission is gone. It only repeated a daily one.
Seasons now always turn over on a Monday
The 14 day season no longer drifts with the calendar. It always begins and ends on Monday at 00:00 UTC, the same moment for every player wherever they are. The countdown is on the mission panel too, days included.
The profile card is rebuilt around your title
The title you wear now sits under your name.
Its badge stands large. Right beside your performance numbers, and you can tap it to switch titles or see how to earn your first.
A Journey section. Your collection, how long you have played, and your favourite snake with its evolution stage.
Your snake stopped glowing, and that is on purpose
The body glow that grew with every evolution stage is gone. A snake meant to look real stops looking real the moment it shines.
Evolution now pays in lightning eyes. They only ignite while you boost: two arcs at Juvenile, four at Adult, and still four at Apex.
Ten titles to carry into the arena
The mission panel is two parts now: MISSIONS holds what you can work on, ACHIEVEMENTS shows how close each title is.
Ten titles are waiting. From THE CONQUEROR to DEATHLESS.
The one you pick comes with you. It appears beside your name for the whole round.
The thresholds are deliberately steep. A title that is easy to get stops feeling like one.
Mission numbers now match the number on your screen
Missions and achievements that mention score used to count differently behind the scenes, so a target of 120 only completed when you saw 370. Every target has been rewritten in the number you actually see, and the progress you already earned was carried over rather than reset.
One word only: score
The word length is gone from every surface of the game. The HUD, the leaderboard, your player card, missions and achievements all use the same term now, and the same number. No more two names for one thing.
Every number finally speaks one language
The text that floats up when you eat now shows the same number your counter jumps by.
The bonus star is honest again. It used to say 25 while adding 75.
Your best length was corrected. Do not be surprised if it looks bigger today, that is the right number.
Controls no longer stick when you switch tabs
Switching tabs mid coil used to bring you back to a snake still turning on its own and hard to straighten. Every control is now released the moment the page loses your attention, so you always come back to a snake that waits for you.
Apex is now a title that costs something
Evolution thresholds are far higher. Bringing a species to Apex now takes hundreds of rounds with it, and few players will ever hold more than one. The banner on your player card finally reads your real evolution stage too.
Preying on citizens is purely about size now
Once your length passes 20,000, city folk are prey. No other condition, no hunter path to clear first. Apex goes back to meaning what it should, the evolution stage of your species.
Citizens are truly devoured now
A citizen is lifted, dragged into your mouth, and gone the instant it closes, with the scream cut off right there. Anyone who witnesses it runs. Back to back meals are counted on screen.
Length 20,000 is enough to hunt citizens
Size now decides on its own: once your length passes 20,000, city folk become prey even if you have not taken down a single snake. The hunter route still exists and gets you there sooner.
The store is now four shelves
The axis is not what kind of item it is, but how long it stays with you.
Supplies. What you spend inside a single round, energy included now.
Upgrades. What stays for good, No Ads among them.
Bundles and Top-Up. On their own shelves instead of crowding the two above.
Profile pictures, unlocked by your snakes
Every snake has its own portrait, and it unlocks the moment the snake is yours.
Pick one from the top left of the menu. The frame follows the rarity of the snake you chose.
The ones you do not own stay visible. So you know which faces are waiting.
A camera that stays calm when you weave
Fast weaving no longer shakes the screen.
The camera holds your heading. Your snake bends inside the frame, so tight manoeuvres feel sharp instead of dizzying.
The death cinematic stops orbiting. It sweeps briefly and settles on one still frame.
Ad buttons that answer you
Rewarded ads are prepared in advance, so pressing the button plays one straight away.
The button says where it stands. Loading, not available yet, or ready.
A second tap does not stack. Double tapping no longer queues another ad.
Late rewards still land right. Anything arriving after your round ended no longer goes to the wrong place.
Pouch capacity becomes a long game
Pouch capacity is a ceiling that applies equally to every player, so it deserves to be an achievement rather than an afternoon purchase.
Upgrade prices are up. 5,000 diamonds for magnet and super boost, 10,000 for the life slot, before discount.
Discount vouchers still apply here.
Discount vouchers you can actually feel
A voucher from the Daily Spin now shows in every store panel with its remaining time.
The discount reaches far. Energy, bundles, accessories and pouch upgrades.
You pick. If a new voucher arrives while yours is still running, you decide which one to keep.
Guest era vouchers travel with you. Anything won before you made an account stays yours after.
Coils with real weight
When your body crosses itself, it no longer hovers above.
Each species stacks its own way. Some settle low and tight, others coil higher.
Camera distance is tuned per species. The larger snakes stay comfortable to watch.
A calmer camera through turns
Once your snake grows large, the start of a turn no longer feels like it catches. The camera now reads where you are turning a moment ahead, so the view follows smoothly without lurching to keep up.
The City runs lighter
The City arena now uses far less graphics memory with no loss of image sharpness. Building textures, road markings, and the ground surface are repacked into a format the graphics card reads directly, so the game stutters less on phones and the arena is ready sooner.
The look button moved
The eye button now sits under the leaderboard with open space on both sides, so your thumb can swing either way.
A graphics hint inside the game. Pick the High preset for the sharpest image, or leave it on Auto and it will match your device.
Faster pace, wider awareness, cleaner spending
Every movement speed has been tripled without changing handling or turning agility.
An eye button in the bottom right. Hold and drag to look anywhere while you keep moving; on desktop, hold right click.
Arena borders hide themselves. They only appear as you approach, and the world feels far bigger for it.
Diamond purchases ask first. With a proper success screen after.
The City redesigned: villages, plazas, and giant country
The City has districts now, and each one favours a certain size.
Four dense villages. Alleys tighten toward the core, where small snakes can feed in safety.
The plaza belongs to giants. Avenues and the open outskirts pay more per pellet.
A giant’s estate is contested. When one falls, the nearest hunters race to take the throne.
A new face. Road markings, zebra crossings, and far more varied buildings.
The Diamond Store is open
Diamond packs are now available. In the Android app through Google Play, priced in your local currency, and on the web through the top-up page with a code delivered to your email.
Redeem Diamond Codes on Web
Web players can now redeem diamond codes from official purchases. Open Settings, go to the Account tab, and enter your code under Redeem Code.
Coils that actually close
Every snake now coils using its real body width and height, measured straight from its model instead of one shared number. Slender snakes coil as tight as their bodies allow, and spiked ones no longer ride as high as their spikes. The head also stops shaking when it climbs over its own body.
The arena announcer now speaks Indonesian
Pick Indonesian in Settings and every arena call follows: first blood, crown takeovers, Apex awakenings, and the shouts of citizens who spot you passing. You can switch language mid game and the voice follows on the spot.
See the Live Crown up close
Tap the Live Crown card in the menu to see the crown itself, how it changes head the moment someone takes the lead, and who is holding it today.
Progress and items now live on your account
Mission and achievement progress is counted from the rounds you play and stored on your account.
The same on every device. What you read on a phone and on a desktop comes from one source.
Rewards actually land. Power-ups from the wheel and daily login reach your pouch, and accessories you buy follow you between devices.
Seasons roll over exactly every 14 days.
Snake Verse arrives on Google Play
Snake Verse is now available on Google Play. Progress is stored on your account and fully synced with the web version at snakeverse.app, including bonus energy from rewarded ads.
Player naming system updated
Every new player now receives a unique name automatically, and the leaderboard shows your name on the YOU row. You can change your name anytime from the main menu.
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The Live Crown for Rank #1
A golden crown now sits on the head of the top ranked player for as long as they hold the spot. Take the top of the board, and the crown moves to you on the spot.
Two new arenas: Lunar & Terrarium
Lunar crater plains lit by Earth, and a giant terrarium where titans observe the hunt. Both are open arenas with no obstacles, a pure test of snake-versus-snake tactics.
Arena announcer & original soundtrack
The arena announcer now calls the key moments: first blood, crown takeovers, and Apex awakenings. Eleven original music tracks score the desert, the city, and the lobby.