A changelog of the latest updates and release notes for Keepers’ Dissension.
Updated: September 30, 2026
Your opponent’s Keeper Ultimate is now added to the match screen as a visual button, as an extra reminder of what they have in store.
This update makes returning to a match much more reliable and makes cards easier to read at a glance.
The battlefield has a new color scheme and cleaner layout, along with several gameplay fixes.
The in-match interface has been redesigned with new icons, a new Ultimate button and refreshed faction art, along with a round of rules fixes.
Game tips now appear during a match to teach the rules as each one first comes up.
A small update that fixes hangs and corrects a few abilities.
Spectate and replays were overhauled so more matches can be watched and rewatched without problems.
Gameplay now follows the rewritten Rulebook, and Player Stats has been rebuilt with achievements.
This update adds a Discord button and fixes a number of ability interactions.
A maintenance release with no new features.
This update fixes Minions that could stay stuck after being summoned, along with endgame and replay fixes.
A quick fix for a match freeze.
A round of fixes for board abilities, portals and walls.
A small update to how match alerts work, plus menu polish.
The game timer has been reworked, the Practice opponent plays better, and loading screens teach far more of the game.
A quick follow-up to 0.0.15 that fixes setup and some display problems.
You can now rewatch finished matches in Spectate and step through them turn by turn.
A new way to draft Keeper Abilities, a Sandbox mode for everyone, and a dramatic finish when a Life Force falls.
The Rulebook now lives inside the app, and setting up your board is faster.
Quick chat is easier to use, and spectators can now follow the activity log.
Quickplay matchmaking has been improved, along with several ability fixes.
Response actions work more consistently, and card backs have new art.
Creating a match gives you more control, and response actions behave more predictably.
Match connections were rebuilt to be faster and to use less data.
The match screen now fits tablets properly, and the faction screen has been refreshed.
This update continues the early rollout of the refreshed Keepers’ Dissension app experience, with additional polish focused on player experience and release readiness.
This release improves the path for new players entering the app, with smoother account, purchasing, and restore experiences.
This build helped advance the new app release track through testing, refinement, and preparation for the next wave of player-facing improvements.
This update made more of the refreshed interface visible while expanding testing access and improving systems connected to match flow and app access.
This release expanded the early version of the new Keepers’ Dissension app and focused on monetization, account flow, interface polish, and device experience improvements.
This release marked the start of the refreshed Keepers’ Dissension versioning track and opened a new phase for the app experience.
Tommy bot was added to Keepers’ Dissension, giving players a new way to engage with the game experience. This release also improved the Activity Log and included additional polish.
The Activity Log was introduced to improve visibility into gameplay events and help players better follow the flow of a match.
This update improved audio feedback, including a Dragon Sniper audio update, along with additional fixes and polish.
Ability cards received a new art and card look, helping the game feel more polished, readable, and immersive.
This release improved setup flexibility and added stronger feedback around turn flow.
This update improved onboarding and account flow reliability with email verification improvements and a skip email option.
This release made important game information and access tools easier to reach from inside the app.
This update improved player guidance during setup and added more space for communication from the main menu.
This release expanded the main menu experience and improved access to rules, credits, support information, and card viewing tools.
This update expanded app settings, game mode selection, faction previews, and the overall battlefield and HUD presentation.
This release expanded faction variety with two additional playable factions.
This release expanded the ways players could start matches and introduced private room play.
This early update expanded gameplay depth with the Activation Field effect and additional ability card support.
This release established the official foundation of Keepers’ Dissension with branding, version display, Guardian effects, and card viewing improvements.
The earliest builds established the first playable foundation for Keepers’ Dissension, including initial factions, ability cards, and core layout improvements.
These early builds helped establish the foundation for the Keepers’ Dissension app experience and the future release track.