This update adds the Trivia Gauntlet, a competitive way to play the run you already know, scored and ranked.

• Trivia Gauntlet. Pick a category (12 of them, or All Categories) and a difficulty, then play a full combat run where the facts that charge your cards come from what you picked. It's the normal run, same combat and same map, just sourcing its questions by category instead of by deck. Difficulty sets which facts you face and your score multiplier. The enemies stay the same across all three.

• Run Score. Every run now ends with a score that weighs how well you played against how well you knew the material. It's gated by how far you got, so a strong start you don't finish won't outscore a deep run. The score shows at the end of every run type, not only the Gauntlet.

• Leaderboards. Category runs post to a board for their exact category and difficulty, 39 in all, plus the All Categories boards for anyone who wants the hardest table in the room. A browser lets you read through them.

• The Trivia Gauntlet sits on the deck-selection hub alongside everything else.

• A short intro plays the first time you open it.

• Runs end on three strikes.

• "Rung" is now "Level" in the run HUD.

• Save hardening: journal progress survives a resume, and corrupt saves are caught instead of crashing the load.

• Leaderboard submission holds up when runs end in quick succession (fixed a Steam callback deadlock).

• Language decks with split answer pools now build their charge quizzes correctly.

• Closed false personal-bests and NaN scores in run scoring.

If you already study with Anki, point Recall Rogue at your [c].apkg[/c] and it imports the whole deck — media and review history included. From there, every card becomes something you fight with.

Anki Mode A third way to play, alongside Trivia Dungeon and Study Temple.

• Import any [c].apkg[/c]. Cloze cards, images, audio, KaTeX math, and special note types all come across.

• Export back to [c].apkg[/c] when you're done, with your review state intact.

• Real FSRS scheduling, so the cards you keep missing come back sooner.

• A built-in card browser to read and edit your notes without leaving the game.

• Local text-to-speech and autoplay audio on reveal, made for language decks.

• Your decks follow you across devices through Steam Cloud, large media-heavy collections included.

• A stats dashboard that shows how a deck is actually going.

A new Settings menu The pause screen and the hub settings are one place now — full-size and readable at any resolution. Audio, display, accessibility, and gameplay options all sit where you can find them.

Slightly improved gamepad support You can play with a controller. Button hints appear where they matter: review, card detail, and the reward room.

Fixes and polish

• Relics get a proper reveal when you pick them up.

• The Continue button on the reward screen no longer gets blocked.

• Type-in answers now ignore stray [c]\[sound:][/c] tags from imported decks.

• A handful of smaller crashes and layout snags cleaned up.