Scrux is moving through a visual and technical cleanup phase. The focus is a cleaner interface, clearer account flows, more stable networking, and better performance on a wider range of devices.
Version 2.5.4New Menu Direction
The main menu has been rebuilt around a more modern Scrux identity: cleaner panels, clearer hierarchy, responsive spacing, and a layout that works better across desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile screens.
Responsive UI Pass
Menus, modals, the footer, mode selection, profile area, and mobile layouts have been tuned so controls stay readable and avoid overlapping on smaller screens.
Clip Library
The clip system is being opened up to logged-in players. Clips can be saved, renamed, trimmed, viewed privately, and shared publicly when the player chooses.
Party Codes
Party code support gives players a simple way to find friends in-game. Matching party members can be highlighted with directional arrows while keeping party chat separate.
Protocol Stability
Legacy protocol is currently the default for live clients while modern protocol work continues in the background. This keeps the live game stable while newer networking changes are tested carefully.
Performance and Text
Text rendering and quality settings have been adjusted after player FPS reports. The goal is to preserve readable names and UI text without overloading lower-end devices.
Chat and Moderation
Chat display has been refined so player names can once again reflect their cell colours, and moderation tooling continues to focus on evidence-based decisions.
Team Bots
Team-mode bots can split again, but with human-style timing rather than instant reactions, using the same mouse targeting flow as normal movement.
Still Being Tuned
Physics feel, visual polish, public clips, rendering performance, and live-server behaviour are still being reviewed with player feedback.