B60: bug-fix update (October 8, 2026)
A Time Machine button for the trip to the Past, better rockets and melee, livelier characters, collection upgrades and Best Quality graphics on desktop.
2026-10-08updatetime machinecombatcollectionsgraphicsdesktop
B60 closes the October content update with a long list of fixes and comforts gathered from players in its first day. It applies to web, mobile and desktop unless a line says otherwise.
New
- Time Machine button: once you reach level 4 in the Future, a Time Machine button appears next to your minimap. Press it to travel to the Time Lab from anywhere in the Future. Inside the Time Lab it opens the usual To the Past window.
- Computress tip: when you reach level 4, Computress tells you how to get to the Past.
- Login screen: new FusionFall Forever cover art, and the FusionFall theme plays.
- Livelier characters: players and other characters fidget, look around and shift their weight while standing. Your own character makes the odd gesture when you stand idle for a while.
- Start cul-de-sac banker: a banker stands in the starting cul-de-sac, so new players can reach their bank straight away.
Collections
- A Show: Collected filter.
- New categories for the four guide sets: Edd, Ben, Mojo and Dexter Guide Set.
- A green check mark on the icon of every item you have already collected.
- Every collection bonus raises all four stats. Before, some raised only two.
- The Scurvy Day Helmet can be registered, and so can other level 13-24 items on desktop.
Combat
- Rocket launchers: rockets fire the moment you click, fly straight at your target and hit what you are locked on to. They reach further than rifles and hit harder the further they fly, up to 50% more at full range.
- Melee: weapons swing from both sides, left and right in turn.
- Nano type match-ups: your Nano calls out when you use the right, the wrong or the same type. Damage numbers read "Countered!" or "Blocked".
- Drain powers: the target's health bar simply drains. It no longer flinches and cries out on every tick.
- Sounds: potions make a sound when used, a kill that counts toward a mission plays a sound, and the mission giver's voice plays when they call you on the NanoCom with your next step.
Interface
- Nano Station: clicking a Nano shows its details on the left. Nanos you have not unlocked stay hidden, with their powers.
- Shops: gear above your level shows in red, as it does in your bag.
- Map: repeatable missions show a green "!". The two blinking "!" in the corner of the Past map are gone.
- Character select: the DexLabs plate lines up with the circle under your character.
- Guide choice: each guide has a new description, placed in the lighter blue part of the box.
World
- Numbuh 377: when you enchant a weapon you are holding, it goes straight back into its weapon slot.
- S.C.A.M.P.E.R.: Orchid Bay is no longer offered in the Future.
- Cul-de-sac Nano Stations are named "Nano Station".
- Roaming cars no longer show names above them.
- Sweepers have a pair of scissors as their overhead icon.
Graphics and sky
- Halloween night in the Future: the infected zones of the Future get a full starry night with drifting clouds and an amber moon over a glowing orange horizon. Before, their sky was almost empty.
- Best Quality by default (desktop): new and existing installs start on Best Quality: 8x anti-aliasing, 16x texture filtering, Ultra textures with 4x supersampling and the longest view distance. Anything you had already set higher stays.
- Truer colours (desktop): zones are no longer darkened and tinted by a permanent colour filter, so the world matches the browser version. The Halloween night keeps its tint.
- Graphics settings (desktop): every setting takes effect when you press Apply.
- Ground lines (desktop): the lines on the ground at zone borders, for example between Sector V and Pokey Oaks North, are gone.
Club Fusion
- Leaving the club takes you back to the right era. Characters of level 1 to 4, and level 5 characters who have not been to the Past, return to the Future. Everyone else returns to Sector V in the Past.
- Leaving no longer breaks the sky.
- Ultra status (desktop): Ultra members are always recognised as Ultra by the desktop client.
Desktop fixes
- Tutorial: press ~ during the tutorial, outside cutscenes, to get the option to skip it.
- Night sky: the second character you play in one session no longer gets a broken sky.
- Portrait: your character's head shows in the player frame again.
See also: Time Machine and Level Catch-Up, Combat Changes, Livelier Characters, Item Collection, Graphics Options.
