What's new

Each update, in plain words. There is always more to find than we list.

Rougher cliffs, steadier lies

v0.33.0 November 5, 2026

Cliff edges look worn instead of cut: a soft foot, an uneven rim and a few fallen rocks.
Volcanic basalt slabs read as real height.
A disc that stops against a tree trunk chips out along a clear line, and a turn in Pass & Play or by a rival never hands the disc back into the tree.
Ground patches, tee pads and shadows settle onto the ground they stand on.
The Daily's streak shows zero once it has lapsed.
The website grew a trophy case for the achievements.

v0.32.0 November 4, 2026

Courses and the hub are drawn on continuous, sloping ground instead of flat steps, with banks you can see the lean of.
Slopes matter: a disc rolls downhill, slows on rough ground and stops at a cliff edge.
The camera follows the height of the ground, and a hole's opening frame keeps its basket clear of the HUD.
Courses built from a real place take the real elevation, at true scale.
Play from the previous lie for a stroke, for you and for the rivals.
The sky now lights the world: the ground leans toward the colour of the sky.
New volcanic cliff styles.

v0.31.0 October 30, 2026

Course Select is one step: mode tabs, a wide biome banner and a detail panel beside the list.
Career is a list of events and a stage with the field standing on tee pads, with one gold Play.
One Player tab holds your stage, the roster wall and the album of looks to collect.
Pause, Settings, How to Play, Records and the round card share the same list-and-detail layout, with albums for achievements and the field guide.
Weather answers the world: a storm tier with harder rain and thunder, a moon on the water at night, dust storms in the desert and canyon, and wet or snowy landings.

v0.30.0 October 29, 2026

Every tree is redrawn at twice the size, in one hand, with eleven new species.
Spectators sit at benches and picnic tables and duck a low disc; fishers line the docks; dog walkers and ranch dogs share the grounds.
A cat joins Wilbur as a companion you can choose to bring along.
The thumber and the tomahawk: two overhand throws, taught in the game and thrown by the rivals too.
Rivals remember you, with a head-to-head record, and react to your throws.
An x-ray circle shows you through whatever hides you, your disc or the basket.
The chains hold a disc thrown at the middle and spit out the rest, so putting is a real test.
The world sounds like where you are, and props move: ski-lift chairs, cable cars, windmills, lanterns and a lighthouse beam.

v0.29.0 October 18, 2026

A first-play welcome where you pick Wilbur, then a lesson round at Pinehurst.
Your first throw is coached on the tee, with tips for lies, wind, curves and reading a disc.
How to Play collects every lesson in one place, from Settings and the pause menu.

Fixes, polish and new corners of the world.