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Clank! A Deck-Building Adventure turns 10 years old this year, and as part of its birthday celebration, The Mummy’s Curse is coming to Clank! Digital on March 18th! Be sure to wishlist the new expansion today!

The Mummy’s Curse draws ever closer to releasing on Clank! Digital, and although we’ve taken a look at its new maps and mechanics in our last preview — including the shambling Mummy himself — Clank! is famously a deck-building adventure, so it’s time to turn our attention to the many new cards that will be joining you on your pyramid-plundering adventures!

Curses, Curses, Curses!

The wandering Mummy and his dreadful Curse tokens are fundamental mechanics of the new expansion, and as such, they have a variety of cards that interact with them. As a reminder, Curse tokens saddle you with -2 points for each one you’re holding at game’s end, and it’s not just the Mummy who’s handing them out! 

True to the heart of Clank!, some new cards will invite you to push your luck, offering Curses as a healthy dose of risk to accompany enticing rewards. Canopic Jars lets you draw a whopping four cards, while new Gems such as Jasper, are worth a small fortune in points, but both grant a Curse as the asking price! On the flipside, if you’d rather be the one giving the Curses, consider inviting the Doomsayer to your deck. Make a little noise, and those pesky tokens will become everyone else’s problem.

Removing Curses

Notice how the latter two have the “Roll the Pyramid Die” Arrive effect? That’s another way that the new Dungeon Deck will spice up your life in The Mummy’s Curse. Even if no one wants to get near the Mummy, certain cards will ensure that he moves around whether you like it or not!

There’s one surefire way to get rid of Curse tokens, and that’s fighting the Mummy. But if you’re running low on swords or don’t want to make the trip, certain cards can come in clutch. The Blessed Fountain and Ring of Wishes device cards offer a one-time panacea, while Kittypatra and Death Mask can help to remedy your Curse problem every time they circulate through your deck.

You’ll want to keep an eye on how many Curse tokens you have, because aside from the obvious point loss, there are other cards that might interact with you in different ways depending on how many you have:

As a general rule, the less cursed you are, the better. Purify gives you a good reason to stay holier than your opponents, while the savage Scorpion Queen’s gold bounty reduces in value for each Curse Token you’re holding. 

Having a hard time getting rid of them? The Book in the Dead can come in handy instead, granting a point for each Curse you have, effectively halving their point penalty to -1. Will you grab this card to reduce the weight of a sizable Curse burden you’re unable to get rid of? Or will you snatch it early on in the game and feel emboldened to be more cavalier with your Curses-grabbing? You decide!

Other Cards

While the titular Mummy and his Curse\ are central to the spotlight in this expansion, you’ll find no shortage of good old-fashioned cards that play around with the familiar mechanics you already know and love.

Daring Explorer and Camel interact with secrets in new ways, potentially affecting the way you shape your escape route. Historian gives you a sweet, sweet trashing opportunity if you’re keeping an eye on your Clank!, and the Royal Bodyguard rewards you with tunnel privilege for carrying around a crown. Last but not least is the Bullwhip, because what would a thieving adventure be without some sweet new gear? 

Beware the Mummy’s Curse!

40 new cards come to the Dungeon Deck to spice up your deck-building in this new expansion, and it’s releasing this week on Steam and mobile platforms on March 18th! Be sure to wishlist the game today and to stay tuned into future Clank! news by following us on socials, joining the Dire Wolf Discord, or signing up for our newsletter!

The Mummy’s Curse is coming to Clank! Digital on March 18th! Start shining those Boots of Swiftness and wishlist the new expansion today!

Since the release of Clank! Digital, deck-building adventurers have been pilfering pixelated plunder in the perilous passages of dragons’ lairs and in the deep undersea dungeons of Sunken Treasures. And now, the upcoming Mummy’s Curse expansion brings you to a new locale: the scorching sands of the desert!

Two new maps just waiting to be raided are coming your way, but this time, there’s more than just treasure waiting in the depths… there's also a grumpy, immortal mummy who refuses to stay dead! Let’s unwrap this new expansion by taking a closer look at this bandaged baddie, the curses he loves to toss at intruders, and the new maps through which he wanders!

The Wandering Mummy

He’s the star of the show, and you’d best learn to enjoy his company, because haunting the board is his full-time job. And as a bonus, if you knock him down, he’ll just keep getting back again!

The Mummy starts in a random zone on the map, and throughout the game, he’ll move around the board. If you happen to be in any of the rooms within his zone, you can choose to throw down and fight. There’s a lot of loose change in those wrappings, and money is money, right? Fighting the Mummy with 2 Swords grants you 4 gold, but here’s the catch: this mummy loves his sweet, sweet cash, and if you rob it from him, you’ll be walking away with a Curse Token.

The titular Mummy’s Curse is, as it turns out, small enough to carry around in your pocket in the form of bite-sized tokens. But this is actually rather problematic, as the more you have on you, the more your final score will get walloped with penalties. Each Curse Token inflicts -2 points, so you’ll want to get rid of as many of them as you can before game’s end. Fortunately, you can do just that by besting the Mummy with 3 Swords in combat, which allows you to offload half your curses onto that undead jerk. 

Mummy Movements

The undead need to fit in their cardio just as much as any of us, so you can expect the Mummy to roam around the dungeon while you’re looting. Mummy movements are triggered via the Pyramid Die, which rolls every time he is successfully defeated. This die determines which zone the Mummy will move to — if it’s somewhere new, he’ll be bringing a goodie bag of Curse Tokens along, granting one to every player occupying a room in the new zone. Best be on your watch!

There are more ways to trash your Curse Tokens and move the Mummy around… keep an eye out for useful cards in the Dungeon Row!

New Maps Ripe for Robbing

The Pyramid of the Ancients and Kittypatra’s Palace are your new haunts in The Mummy’s Curse, and each has its own unique little quirks. The Pyramid of the Ancients is quite literally a race to the bottom, where the most valuable artifact sits in the lowest chamber. Don’t want to go that far? No worries, the second most valuable artifact is much closer to the surface… so long as you’re willing to bury yourself in Curse tokens to grab it!

Meanwhile, the opulent Kittypatra’s Palace — said to house the remains of Mr. Whiskers’ mightiest ancestor — offers its own dilemmas that thieves will have to puzzle over. The fabled Supreme Monkey Idol sits near the top of the map, and players who race to it will have to choose whether to take the slower path down to the Depths, or jump straight down and get cursed along the way. Meanwhile, players chasing the more valuable artifacts will have to work through a lot of crystal cave blockage. Choose wisely! And, last but not least, be on the lookout for new Major and Minor Secrets and for a new Market Item that may prove useful if you’re getting beat up down there in the Depths. We won’t spoil the surprise!

The Mummy’s Curse: Coming Soon to Clank! Digital

Ambitious thieves are always on the lookout for the next great adventure, and the good news is that you won’t have to wait long to delve into these musty tombs. The Mummy’s Curse comes to Clank! Digital next week on March 18th — be sure to wishlist it today, and to stay tuned into our next preview by following us on Facebook and Bluesky, joining the Dire Wolf Discord, or subscribing to our newsletter!

Attention, all thieves, dungeon delvers, and adventurers: be prepared to add “tomb robber” to your resume, because The Mummy's Curse is coming soon to Clank! Digital!

Arriving just in time to help kick off the 10th anniversary of Clank! A Deck-Building Adventure, this new expansion to the digital game brings adventurers to the scorching hot desert, with new treasures waiting to be plundered from pyramids and palaces! But best be on your guard, because there’s more than one guardian protecting the treasure this time: in addition to Croxobek —the new dragon who’s none too thrilled to see treasure seekers wandering about — you’ll also have to contend against a shambling, undead jerk who loves handing out bad vibes. Go in quick, get out fast, and watch your step, or face the wrath of The Mummy’s Curse!

New Maps Ripe for Raiding

The Mummy’s Curse brings two new maps filled to the brim with loot! Explore the dark depths of the Pyramid of the Ancients, or bask in the hollowed divinity of Kittypatra’s Palace! New surprises haunt these desert dungeons, from curse-ridden passages to the fabled Supreme Monkey Idol. Get ready to explore!

Beware the Mummy!

There might be a dragon waiting around to fry you to a crisp, but that’s business as usual for any certified Clank! veteran. What’s not business as usual is the new monster in town: the dreadful Mummy! You’ll find this bandaged baddie lurking in one of four quadrants on each Mummy’s Curse map, eager to hand out Curse Tokens that inflict negative victory points at the end of the game. But it’s not all bad news: sticking a sword in him might yield some nice rewards… even if his undead corpse insists on getting back up every time!

Cards and Curses

Forty new cards come to the Dungeon Deck in The Mummy’s Curse, and it won’t be long before you find out that the Mummy isn’t the only one handing out curses! The new Dungeon Deck is stacked with cards that will have you collecting Curse Tokens, getting rid of them, or even inflicting them on your opponents. And, as usual, you’ll find plenty of cards with new ways to earn Swords, Skill, Boots, and, of course, Clank!, so get ready to deck-build your way to riches and fortune!

Challenges and Achievements

Just like Clank! Digital and the Sunken Treasures expansion, The Mummy’s Curse also brings its share of digital dazzle to the table. Nine new Challenges await, each with their own unique rules and win conditions — as well as “heroic” variants for players who really want to put their tomb raiding to the test! Brave fierce sandstorms, collect valuable sun disks, see just how many curses you can endure, and more, in these new single-player scenarios. And for players who really want to leave a thieving legacy behind? New Achievements await to test your mettle!

Stay Tuned for Updates

2026 marks the 10-year anniversary of Clank! A Deck-Building Adventure, and what kind of birthday would it be without some hot new digital content to kick things off? We’ll have more to say about The Mummy’s Curse Digital in the coming weeks. In the meantime, be sure to tune in to future announcements by following us Bluesky or Facebook, joining the Dire Wolf Discord, or signing up for our newsletter!

This update brings a helpful new feature to map selection and addresses several issues to improve overall stability and gameplay clarity. 

Improvements

• Game creation now includes a “View Expanded Map” button, represented by a magnifying glass, which allows you to expand the map for easier viewing.  

Bug Fixes

• You should be able to view deck contents again on the Game Results page by pressing the magnifying glass icon near your victory points.

• You should no longer be able to KO yourself when moving through Monster Tunnels.

• Trashing a Dead Run should no longer cause its “ignore Crystal Caves” ability to persist between turns.

• Fixed an issue where the Market display would incorrectly auto-open.

• The Going Straight achievement will no longer be unlocked by playing Draft mode, where you start with no Burgles.

We appreciate your continued support and dedication to making Clank! Digital the best experience it can be! If you encounter anything in-game that seems a bit off, drop us a line in the Dire Wolf Discord, via the in-game feedback option, or via email to [email protected].

Thanks for playing Clank! Digital, and happy gaming!

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Stop right there, thief! You’ll want to download the latest patch before you go robbing any more dragons! Today’s update is jam-packed, featuring all the usual bug fixes and improvements, plus something new…

…That’s right! We’re very excited to release the brand-new multiplayer Draft Mode! Pick 7 cards to craft a powerful starting deck and get a head start on your dungeon diving! Keep reading to learn more about this exciting new mode, as well as the many other fixes and improvements we’ve brought to Clank! Digital in 2.1.0!

New Feature - Draft Mode

If you’ve ever played the Professionally Prepared challenge in the base game, or the Deep Sea Mission challenge in Sunken Treasures, Draft Mode will feel a bit familiar. These challenges allow you to draft seven cards at the beginning of the game (along with three Stumbles) to form your starting deck, and this functionality now comes to multiplayer games!

To play the new Draft Mode, simply select the “Draft Mode” checkbox during game creation. This mode is available in all online multiplayer games, both live and async, and in local pass and play. (It isn’t available in solo games versus the AI - if you want to play Draft against computer opponents, the challenges are already there for you!)

Note that in these games, starting decks are more powerful and games are often high-scoring. As a balancing measure, this means that you’ll draw four cards every round instead of the usual five. 

This has been one of our most-requested features across all of our games, so we’re happy to be able to bring it to you, free for all players!

Improvements

• Took a holistic pass on room and tunnel hinting to improve clarity, particularly around the secret tunnels which wrap around the map.

• Reduced length of the teleport animation.

• Added greyed-out versions of sold-out market items, allowing you to tooltip them even when they’ve all been bought.

• Sunken Treasures avatars are now available to be selected in all lobbies, regardless of the expansions used. (Limiting them to Sunken Treasures lobbies was always meant to be a temporary fix for a graphical issue which has since been resolved, so there’s no reason to keep them locked away anymore!)

• Changed the prompting in the Weighed Down challenge to make it clearer why you’re discarding a card at the start of your turn.

• Added a Medium graphics quality setting to Android devices.

Bug Fixes

• The Burrow Mounds map preview should now display its artifacts in the correct locations.

• The game should no longer fail to display results in cases where all players escape or are KO’d.

• The tiebreaker rule should be fixed – previously it was giving the win to the player with the highest total value of artifacts, it should now correctly give the win to the player with the highest-value single artifact.

• If you are KO’d in the depths and use the skip to results feature, when you press Show Map, it should now show the map updated to the end of game state.

• The Submariner Heist modifier should now properly count every SCUBA tunnel you crossed.

• You should now be able to undo the discard portion of Fishing Pole’s ability.

• The AI should now choose to defeat the Goldfish instead of the Goblin when it is able to.

• If you undo purchasing a Crown, Mountain King’s icons should now disappear. (Note that this was a visual issue only and was not affecting the resources the card actually granted.)

• The secret tunnel highlights on the Shipwreck map should now hint the correct icons.

• Adjusted the position of several one-way arrows on the Sunken Treasures maps to ensure they aren’t covered by player icons or other hinting.

• Tweaked the hint colors for Deep Dive’s multi-discard prompt to make them easier to differentiate for certain kinds of colorblindness.

• Corrected some localization and markup errors in action log items in non-English languages.

• The Fast Mode toggle’s tooltip should now properly display in your selected language instead of only appearing in English.

• Flying Carpet should no longer erroneously believe it has flavor text.

• Your own chat messages should no longer cause you to see the “new message” icon when you close the chat window.

• Push notifications for the start of your turn should now be properly delivered on iOS and Android devices.

We appreciate your continued support and dedication to making Clank! Digital the best experience it can be! If you encounter anything in-game that seems a bit off, drop us a line in the Dire Wolf Discord, via the in-game feedback option, or via email to [email protected].

Thanks for playing Clank! Digital, and happy gaming!

Today’s Clank! Digital patch includes some bug fixes.

Bug Fixes

• Improved messaging when the game ends due to the dragon bag running out of Clank!

• Pickpocket’s ability should remain active for later use even if it’s reshuffled into the deck.

• Android users should no longer experience a soft lock when starting a game on their device.

Known Issues

• If all players are escaped or dead and leave the playmat, the game is removed from the Active Games list.

• Async game notifications can be inconsistent on mobile.

• With fast mode enabled, sometimes opponent owned market items will not display.

• On DLC maps, the player icon can cover the tunnel arrow when standing in specific rooms.

• On the Shipwreck map, room highlights can display incorrectly for wrap-around tunnels.

• Localization issues around the fast mode tooltip, Flying Carpet flavor text, and certain action log entries.

We appreciate your continued support and dedication to making Clank! Digital

the best experience it can be! If you encounter anything in game that seems a bit funky, drop us a line using the in-game feedback option, or via email to [email protected].

Thanks for playing Clank! Digital, and happy gaming!

Bug Fixes

• Heist Leaderboard should now correctly display Gold badges for the top 100 players.
• The Free Diver achievement should now only be obtainable when playing on DLC maps.
• In the Wandering Monster challenge, monsters in the expanded dungeon row should now display correctly.
• Players should now only be able to send invites for DLC games to friends who also own the DLC. (Note that this does not change who can actually join DLC games - previously, sending an invite to a player without the DLC gave them a purchase notification.)
• Sending a DLC game invite to a friend who also owns the DLC should now show the notification for them to join.
• Sunken Treasures DLC should now display correctly on the Steam store page.

• Two Maps - filled with treasure, flooded rooms, and tunnels that will make you Clank!
• 35 Dungeon Cards
• 1 Reserve Monster - Goldfish 
• 2 Minor Secrets
• 1 Major Secret
• Market Item - SCUBA!
• New Challenges and Heists

New Feature - View Paths

• During the game, click or tap a player’s pawn to view their path from the start of the game.
• On the score screen, use the “show map” button, then either view paths one at a time with the above method, or press the “show paths” button to see every player’s path at once!

Improvements

• Improved performance for lower end devices.
• Adjusted mobile screen display and UI scaling to prevent cut-off visuals.
• Improved AI to make more reasonable movement and purchasing decisions.
• Tweaked a handful of automatic camera movements to be less jarring.
• All cards with conditional abilities now display updated details in green. (Previously this affected some cards, but not others, leading to inconsistency.)
• Prevented triggered tutorial prompts from displaying in online multiplayer matches.
• Added toggles to turn off tooltips and warning prompts.
• Clarified certain hinting, including a new visual for locked paths when you have a key item from the market.

Bug Fixes

• Burgling Empire and Infamous Thief achievements can now be unlocked in Challenges.
• Achievements should now sync correctly on Android.
• Certain achievements should no longer be unlocked via abusing the undo feature.
• The Heist score modifier Point Driven should now correctly calculate cards with variable VP.
• The Heist score modifier Loud Mouth should now correctly calculate Clank when under certain conditions.
• Wand of the Wind’s ability should no longer be optional.
• Teleporting to the exit should no longer cause a softlock.
• The countdown track reminder should continue to display upon resuming a match if a player had previously escaped or died.
• Improved how devices appear in the action log.
• Updated player hud spacing to better visualize all elements.
• Adjusted hold/hover to zoom display for mobile devices to help prevent card hangers from being covered.
• Adjusted some confusing wording in the prompt displayed when the last card in hand has a discard effect.
• Adjusted the tooltip regarding timer lengths.
• Czech and Polish characters should now use the correct font.

• Added a warning at end of turn if there are still boots or swords that can be used.
• Heist now properly gives you the score bonus for first place if you tie.
• Fixed an issue where your deck and discard pile contents could disappear.
• Player items should no longer appear cut off in any resolution.
• Adjusted animation so cubes don’t decrement early and spoil the results of a dragon attack.
• Fixed an issue in Pass and Play where the next player’s hand would display briefly before passing.
• Online and AI indicator icon now displays in multiplayer matches.
• Fixed some icons in the game creation preview of the Burrow Mounds map.
• Fixed an issue where the timer could remain on screen in multiplayer matches.

New Features & Improvements

• Introducing the Skip Replay feature!
  • Now you can jump straight to the present when rejoining an online game, without having to watch the replay of what happened while you were away.

Bug Fixes

• Players in Live lobbies should now be removed when they accept an invite to another live game.
• Players should no longer be able to interact with main menu buttons while the Friend’s Menu is open, preventing misclicks.
• Extra Dragon attacks (from things like Mister Whiskers or the Countdown Track) should now properly add gold to cards in the Dungeon Row in Gold Fever.
• Improved visibility of gold values on cards in the Gold Fever Challenge.
• Tutorial prompts should no longer be overlapped by cards in the dungeon row.
• The AI’s gold should now calculate correctly at the end of the game. Previously, the AI could gain extra during scoring if they had cards which generated gold.
• Fixed non-English localization for inventory tool tip.
• Heist Close Call modifier should now update your potential score during play. This was a visual issue only and did not impact actual scores.
• Belcher’s defeat popup now correctly displays the Clank! received. This was a visual issue only and did not affect the Clank! players were receiving.
• Discard pile’s title should now display correctly if automatically selected by trash modal.
• Enabling Fast Mode should no longer affect tutorial games.
• Clarified hinting of the wraparound tunnel in the tutorial.
• Tunnel monsters should now auto-select in later portions of the tutorial if you have the related toggle on.
• Removed redundant tutorial prompt explaining minus Clank!
• In Pass & Play matches, the rage track will remember whether each player left it open or closed and automatically change accordingly when moving to that player’s turn.
• Heist modifier Healbot’s in-game scoring text should now displays correctly. This was a visual issue only and did not impact actual scores.

Gamepad

• Players can no longer select the nameplate of a closed slot in a Pass and Play game.
• Improved highlights on tutorial prompts, tunnel monsters, and inventory items.
• RT reminder icon now displays for expanding trash modal prompt.
• Using RT to Collapse/Expand a prompt no longer zooms the camera.
• Players can now use RB/LB to move between inventories.
• Improved Use Later button’s visuals with gamepad.
• Audio tab button should now display correctly on Steamdeck.

New Features and Improvements

• Clank! Digital is now available on iOS and Android!

Bug Fixes:

• Various changes to icons, highlighting action buttons, and other UX improvements.
• Various Translation and Localization Fixes: Improvements made for Spanish, Polish, localization to enhance player experience.
• Visual feedback should now show when Players buy cards from Expanded Dungeon row.

Gameplay:

• Skill points from Swagger should now be countered for Skill Shot on heist matches.

Challenge Fixes:

• The number of gold on Dungeon Row should now display properly when reaching 10 or above in Gold Fever Challenge.
• The Market Window should now stay open when Player moves to a non-Market location on Map.

AI:

• Opponents can no longer use Mister Whiskers for Dragon Attacks after all other players are escaped or dead (and hurt themselves. Ouch!)
• AI should no longer move back and forth between rooms without targeting incorrect Artifact.

Art:

• Knocked out Player is no longer blocking UI.

Additions and Improvements

• Tweaked and replaced several Heist modifiers for a more varied experience.
• Overhauled the auto-camera behavior to stay out of your way when you don’t want it, and be more useful when you do.
• Adjusted the spacing of rooms and tunnels on the Barrow Mounds board to reduce the need for panning around.
• Created additional VFX for certain character movements and actions to make the characters more reactive to game events.
• Added images to take up edge borders when the game window is dynamically scaled, replacing the blank black which previously appeared.

Bug Fixes

• In addition to the above improvements, we’ve done a lot of bug-squashing.
• First-time trigger tutorials for deferred abilities should now properly appear when first encountering one.
• Resolved an interaction between the Heist modifiers Scholar and Hall of Mirrors which caused incorrect leaderboard scoring to occur. In-game scores were unaffected.
• You are no longer referred to as just “You” when not logged in.
• Fixed an issue where skipping to results could cause some iconography to be hidden on the scoring screen. This was a visual problem only and did not affect final scores.

Fixes & Improvements

• Font-sizing for Steam Deck should now be improved.
• The Clank! Digital Store listing should now show all supported languages.
• The Challenge subheader now uses correct grammar.
• The Getaway section of the rules now includes the Mastery Token icon.
• Gameplay: Using Enter to send chat messages in the lobby should no longer start the game.
• Gameplay: Completing a Heist attempt should now show the correct score from previous attempts.
• Gameplay: Heist mods Scholar and Hall of Mirrors should now score correctly when both are active.
• Gameplay: In Mining Incident, the AI should no longer cause a freeze when no paths lead to Artifacts / Escape.
• Gameplay: Setup for Solo Play and Pass and Play game modes should no longer include the turn timer.
• Gameplay: Using a controller with Shrine and Dragon Shrine should now let players end their turn.