New features include mid-combat generation via Enchanted Inky Shivs and the integration of Badges into run history and future statistics.

In March 2026, a major update rolled back Silent changes and reintroduced stronger Necrobinder cards like Capture Spirit and Borrowed Time, while signaling a full release date in the Early Access window.

Players should check seeds for upcoming runs, as patch notes are likely to influence strategies and card interactions.

The patch brings UI/UX improvements, multiplayer stability, localization updates, and widespread bug fixes across systems, enemies, events, and potions/relics.

Doormaker boss fights received tuning to raise difficulty and sharpen decision-making during encounters.

Patch v0.102.0 reworks several cards and mechanics across Silent, Necrobinder, and Doormaker, highlighting changes to Blade of Ink, Borrowed Time, and Doormaker’s Grasp.

This April update also expands Badges and includes a range of balance and QoL updates.

Balance changes affect Ascension 6 cost dynamics for card removal, Silent’s combat tools (Leading Strike, Shivs), and related events like Skulking Colony and Hungry for Mushrooms.

The April patch is described as a major shake-up, with beta patch v0.102.0 officially released.

April 2026 brings a big patch to Slay the Spire 2, introducing a new end-of-run feature (Badges), balance tweaks, and quality-of-life changes.

Mega Crit sustained momentum with regular patches, including the March update that restored the stronger Necrobinder cards and adjusted Silent’s Prepared, along with broad gameplay changes.

Mega Crit’s Early Access release (March 5, 2026) introduces new cards, enemies, bosses, and a four-player co-op mode, with concurrent Steam players peaking above 282,000.