What’s new: albums, your profile and the forge

In Mini-games: search for a film, an actor, a character or a saga. Your cards sit in their slots, the ones you are missing wait, empty.

One step away: you have the actor but not their character, or the other way round? The film’s file shows you.

“I’m looking for it”: from an empty slot, add the card to your “Looking for” list and get alerted when someone offers it.

Continue, and a file of the day: pick up your most advanced files; a new file is featured every day.

Sagas, counted properly: characters who lend their voice (Woody in Toy Story…) finally join their saga. Some sagas grow a lot: Toy Story goes from 10 to nearly 50 cards, and the “complete saga” achievement asks for as many. Achievements you have already claimed stay done.

A profile photo: pick one of your cards; it shows on your profile, among your friends and in your messages.

A bio and your Letterboxd: one sentence of up to 160 characters and a link to your Letterboxd account. An abusive bio can be reported.

Search your showcase: a search bar finds any of your cards, even among thousands.

Your lists on your profile: a preview of “Looking for” and “Up for trade”, with a link to manage them.

Sort by recently obtained: see the cards you have just won first.

The forge no longer sets you back: three cards of the same rarity give at least that rarity. Three Uncommons no longer give a Common.

“Own N cards” achievements no longer go backwards: a tier you have claimed stays done, and forged or discarded cards count towards the total.

Sharing sends the link first: it shows as a preview in the conversation, and the image comes on top with the address written on it. Reminder: if someone opens that link, a premium booster is yours, once a week.