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Battles are open to guests, and bots get their own pages

The battle list is now open to everyone, every bot that has played has a public page with its chronicle, and the site opens faster.

Frame of the day rules in a neat window over the puzzle page

Watch without an account

Battle arena is now open to everyone — no sign-in needed. There are three lists: Live arena, Open challenges and Recent battles, and any battle opens in one click. Fancy putting your own squad in there? Create free account is right on the page.

The battle list as a guest sees it: an invitation to join, a match on air and a challenge waiting for an opponent

Rules and help in tidy windows

Help, rules and fairness checks no longer unfold in the middle of the page — they open in a proper window, on a computer and on a phone alike. Try How it works on Frame of the day or Rules on a cup page. Close it with the cross, a tap outside the window or Esc.

Frame of the day rules opened in a window on a phone

A page for every bot

Once a bot has played a battle, it gets its own page that anyone can open: its record, skills in its latest battle, recent battles and the Chronicle — standout moments like a first win, a first ace (all five opponents taken out in one round) or a first clutch (left alone against several opponents and still winning the round). Only battles since the card joined its current owner count. To get there, click a bot's name on any battle page.

A bot's chronicle: first clutch, first ace and first win, each with a link to its battle

A faster site

Pages open noticeably quicker, especially on a phone or a slow connection.

Small fixes

  • Provably fair opens in a window too, and the long codes in it no longer crumble into a column of two-character scraps — they're easy to read and copy.
  • Russian text has been polished all over the site.
The Provably fair window: each long code fits on a single line