0.37.16 — October 18, 2026
- Smoother start: fixed the game failing to load in Firefox when Enhanced Tracking Protection blocks ad scripts, and fixed "out of memory" errors on some Android phones when reloading. If your browser or graphics card can't run WebGL 2, you now get a clear message with tips instead of a blank screen.
- Friendlier early game: Levels 3 and 4 are easier (one more berth on Level 3, one more life on Level 4). The Next button on the win screen is always visible and works right away, and there are no ads in the first 5 levels.
- No more update prompt on game portals, since refreshing there can't change the version. The official site still tells you when a new version is available.
- Fixes: Harbor Rush description corrected (it is about how long you can last, not a countdown), plus layout, translation and stability fixes.
0.37.15 — October 18, 2026
- Smoother reloads: leaving or refreshing the game now releases the previous WebGL instance instead of stacking a second copy in memory, and an out-of-memory load retries on the same page before showing a message.
- On landscape screens the Clean Harbor button stays fully on screen.
- The streak-freeze toast now appears after the daily win screen, so you can actually read it.
0.37.14 — October 17, 2026
- After the tutorial, the daily reward calendar no longer pops itself the first time you return home — tap the calendar to claim. Level 11 opens with a one-time “Four colors — watch the freighter” tip. Hard and Super Hard banners sit in a short top bar and hide after a moment.
- Spanish, Portuguese and Russian copy for recent tutorials and fail hints was reviewed and corrected.
- The website landing page now has readable English copy and a FAQ.
0.37.13 — October 17, 2026
- Beating level 2 continues to level 3 instead of sending you into the harbor. Fail screens explain why you lost.
- The first time you meet a new piece, the game shows that instead of a booster tutorial; levels 1–3 demonstrate the basics; tapping a blocked boat gives clearer feedback.
- The harbor page no longer leaves the home bar on screen. First-time gold rings sit above the 3D boats so you can see them, and a deadline fail names the expired boat.
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