Build 1.01 addresses blocked tournament entry and lingering controller UI, adds a right-click skip for graded-card reveals, keeps the revealed graded cards in hand and enables tooltips at game start.
Version and source scope
We verified the Build 1.01 - Bug Fixes addendum in the developer’s Steam announcement on . The parent 1.0 post is dated September 14; the addendum does not show its own timestamp. This page does not assign it a separate release date or promise that every console already has the same build.
Check your installed version and your platform’s update screen. The 1.0 launch guide covers the original feature release; this page covers the smaller follow-up.
Confirmed changes and the next action
| Area | Listed change | Recommended check |
|---|---|---|
| Tournament entry | Fix for being unable to join before your match starts. | Confirm your build, then retry the entry prompt. See the tournament checks. |
| Controller interface | Fix for selection UI remaining after a duel. | Record the device and build if the overlay returns after updating. |
| Graded-card reveal | Right mouse button skips the full opening sequence. | Use the graded-card reveal screen, not an ordinary booster-opening screen. |
| After the reveal | All revealed graded cards are held at the end. | Check the held cards before assuming they are missing. |
| Tooltips | Enabled by default when the game starts. | Check your own settings if your saved setup behaves differently. |
How to skip the graded-card opening
On a PC build containing this change, use right mouse button during the graded-card opening sequence. The addendum does not specify a controller equivalent. Follow the on-screen prompt on your device rather than assuming a PC button maps to every console.
This is a reveal convenience. It is not a promise of faster grading turnaround, different grading odds, a guaranteed Gem Mint or a higher resale price. Keep the grading result separate from how quickly you reveal it.
What these notes do not confirm
Do not interpret this small fix list as a balance patch, online multiplayer announcement or a guarantee that every reported performance issue has been fixed. The developer’s list is the boundary of what is confirmed here.
If your issue persists, preserve an unchanged backup where your platform permits it, document the exact steps, and report the version, input device and mod status. The duel troubleshooting guide separates rule misunderstandings from the listed fixes. Never delete your shop just to test a theory.
Good questions. Clear answers.
When was Build 1.01 released?
The addendum was visible when we reviewed it on September 17, 2026, but it has no separate timestamp in the source. We do not treat our review date or the parent post’s date as a confirmed patch release date.
Does 1.01 fix being unable to join a tournament?
The developer lists a fix for being unable to join before the player’s match starts. Confirm that your installed build includes it; this is not a guarantee for every entry problem.
Can I skip every pack-opening animation with this change?
The addendum specifically describes the graded-card opening sequence. It does not establish a change to ordinary booster-pack opening.
Source-reviewed . Recommendations are editorial guidance, not in-game benchmark results.
OPNeon Games — Build 1.01 bug-fix addendum Observed in the “Build 1.01 - Bug Fixes” section of the 1.0 announcement. No separate publication timestamp is shown for this addendum; September 17 is our review date, not its asserted release date.