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What's New in HEXASTRUM
1.1
August 2, 2026
■ You can now see what the CPU played Every CPU move is shown as an animation: the piece lifts, travels and lands. This was added in response to feedback that it was hard to notice what had moved and where. It also runs while watching CPU vs CPU and while stepping through a game record one move at a time. Tap the board during the animation to skip straight to the end — and your own moves are never delayed. ■ Check is much harder to miss When your King can be captured, the rim of the board and your King's cell now pulse red — slowly, like breathing — so you notice even when your eyes are fixed on the position. The pulse is deliberately slow so that it is easy on the eyes. ■ The 300-move draw is now enforced If neither side has won by move 300, the game is a draw. This rule was described in the manual and in the strategy guides, but until now it was not actually applied during play. A draw does not count as a win: it grants no title, unlocks no rank, and resets a run of consecutive wins. ■ Also in this version - New setting: "piece-move animation". All four assist features can be switched on and off individually. - The last move now marks its origin square and its destination square differently. - Corrected a rule description in the free Complete Guide (English / Русский): only your King wins by reaching the enemy throne (a "try") — no other piece does.
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