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Puzzles & Survival Patch Notes History

Puzzles & Survival mixes match-3 battles with survival base-building. Its updates arrive as numbered versions, and its account market trades whole accounts stocked with Diamonds. Every major update below has a short summary, what it means for buyers where it matters, and links to the official notes.

Latest: 4.0.241 · ·1 patches tracked·Checked October 15, 2026
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  1. 4.0.241Latest

    Halloween cosmetics, Gold M.Card and Bomb Fusion

    • Version 4.0.241, dated October 12, 2026 in the publisher’s App Store version history, adds Halloween-themed cosmetics and replaces the Journey Supply M.Card with a Gold M.Card.
    • A limited-time Match-3 Bomb Fusion lets players fuse two identical Defense, Blast or Stun Grenades.
    • The Mini-Game Center gains 10 new stages, including Sorting Reagent and Gem Master.
    For buyers

    Limited-time cosmetics are a visible, checkable marker on accounts: ask for the items shown in game, not just a listing claim, when comparing listings.

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Our summaries cover the changes that matter to players and buyers. For every line item, read the developer’s own notes.

Puzzles & Survival version history (App Store) →

FAQ

What is the latest Puzzles & Survival patch?

The latest update we track is 4.0.241, Halloween cosmetics, Gold M.Card and Bomb Fusion, released October 12, 2026. The full list is on this page, newest first, and we re-check it regularly.

Where can I read the official Puzzles & Survival patch notes?

The full notes are published by the developer: Puzzles & Survival version history (App Store). Each patch on this page also links the sources we used.

How far back does this Puzzles & Survival patch history go?

It covers the major updates from October 12, 2026 onward, 1 patches in total. Small hotfixes are left out unless they change trading or buying.

We summarize from the developer’s announcements and name the outlet when a detail comes from a single report. Found an error or a missing patch? Tell us, and see our editorial policy.