Brace yourself for swashbuckling puzzle action as you pillage your way to glory across the briny deep! Create and customize a pirate, collect booty, and join a player-run crew of cutthroats!

Help a mate out o' a jam! After plumbin' the depths o' oceans far 'n wide, our hold be plumb full o' fruity goodness. Last year Nemesis tried to feed all the Plumder to Cronus, but then he just kept asking for more. To prevent such a plumtastic predicament, we’re makin’ them available for ye pirates to pilfer instead.

Take a plumge into this month’s box that’s plumb full of fruity goodness. The plum-der includes Firefly Octos, Firefly Serpents, Firefly Hounds, new Firefly styled ships, and even Firefly ‘Phant.

For more information about the full contents of the 2026 Plum Mystery Box, as well as the official rules, please check the Promotion Details. Get'm quick before they begin to prune!

You now have the option to play at one of four additional puzzle resolutions, ranging up to twice the size of the “classic” puzzle size. We hope it will be fun being able to see them in all their finery without having to squint too much. The puzzles otherwise play the same in every way. You can configure your default resolution in your options.

Making the puzzles bigger did require us to make the game’s display more flexible. You can now resize the game environment itself, the navigation bar on the right of the game interface, and the chat space at the bottom. You’ll notice that the fonts in the game are now responsive to these changes. For example, enlarging the chat space increases the size of the chat.

After much discussion, we decided to leave the game environment itself unchanged. In part this is because given the amount of art that already exists, we would have had to compromise the quality of the game art if we uprezzed all the items in the game environment. Keeping it at the same resolution also means that you can comfortably include a much larger view of the game world by sizing up the game window.

Lots of plans in store for the seas. This was a first, yet big, step.