The whole console was rebuilt — menus, quests, storage, the skill tree, the tree readout. Cleaner lines, real spacing, one language across every screen.

Touch a tree and it opens: the living 3D rises in the upper half while its details settle below. Spin it, read it, pick its ripe fruit by hand.

Trees breathe now. They sway, and the ones bearing fruit glow from across the map — no need to walk to each one to know what's ready.

Every fruit is grown from its own lineage, so no two trees carry the same crop. They fill out as they age.

Planting found its order. Choose a seed and the world draws a hex grid around you, out to a hundred metres — tap an open cell and the seed takes root, spaced clean.

Smaller mends too: the pull-burst counts down honestly again. Sprint by sprint, in the open.