Stellarch goes public with a press dossier, and first sign-in lands cleaner.
This patch takes Stellarch public. We built a full press kit, the Field Dossier, so creators and press can see what the game actually is at a glance, from gameplay proof to a live replay to the art. Alongside it, we smoothed out a rough first sign-in and made sure newsletter referrals credit the right pilot.
Stellarch now has a public press page at stellarch.io/press. It reads like a field dossier: a chapter rail down the side and a wide, image led canvas that walks through what the game is, with gameplay proof, a live showcase replay, screenshots, and card art leading the way before any of the Web3 details. It is there for creators, press, and anyone curious enough to want the full picture in one place.
During the closed beta, signing in with Google could leave you stuck: the name picker would not confirm your handle, and connecting a Hive account from the gate did nothing. Both are fixed, so a Google sign-in now flows straight through the activation gate and into the game. And when you use your own Google verified email at the gate, we skip the extra email code and just ask for your PIN.
If a friend invited you and you signed up through the newsletter form, the referral could slip through the cracks when the invite link had already expired. Now that connection carries through to your account when you join, so the pilot who brought you in gets the credit they earned.
More onboarding and recruiting polish is on the way. Thanks for flying the alpha and bringing your friends into the fight.
Read the full illustrated patch notes -> https://stellarch.io/en/changelog/v0.32.0
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