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Released
October 1, 2026
Updated
October 29, 2026

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Focus Legends turns studying into the game. Set a timer. Study. When it ends, you're paid in tokens and tokens buy cards, cards win fights, and fights take you deeper into a world that only exists because you did the work. There's no cheat. You can't grind battles for power. The only way to get stronger is to actually sit down and study. Ten minutes, an hour, three hours the timer is honest, and so are the rewards. A study timer that respects you • Pick a session length, name what you're studying, go • Lock your phone and get on with it the timer keeps counting, and buzzes you when you're done • Streaks, daily goals and a week-by-week view of what you actually studied • Optional lo-fi, classical or nature sound while you work A card battler you earn • Over 60 hand-drawn cards across fire, water, wind and stone • Build a deck of seven, choose an element for your grimoire, and climb 60 floors • Boss fights with their own music, their own voices, and something to say • Dress your character hats, capes, wings, and more on the way A story about pressure The dream world isn't full of monsters. It's full of the people in one student's life — the ones who love her, the ones who expect too much, the ones she's afraid of becoming. Each boss you meet has a reason to be there. Made by one person who struggled at school and wanted to build the thing that might have helped. No ads in the timer. No paying for power. Just study, and see what it becomes.
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What's New in Focus Legends

1.0.1

October 29, 2026

Dropping a card on the enemy nearest your hand now plays it. That slot sat barely outside the distance the game was checking for, which made the closest target on screen somehow the hardest one to hit. Cards also follow your thumb when you choose a target now, rather than the corner of the card, so they land where you actually aim them.

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