Guests who join from another computer's web browser now get a split keyboard instead of a phone tap-pad: the left of the keyboard (WASD) is one player and the right (arrow keys) is another, each joining as its own player — a laptop in the room adds two more jousters.
Each side shows up distinctly in the host lobby, for example "Left (AWD)" and "Right (←↑→)", so nobody is guessing which player they are.
When a guest opens the host's join page on an Apple device, they can choose to play right in their browser or open the Joustine app.
A Windows host is discovered automatically by phones, tablets, and other Joustine devices on the same WiFi — open Joustine on a phone and it finds the game.
Players now see the host's device and version when they join (for example "Win11 · J1.03").
The Windows network-permission prompt correctly names the publisher — yoctoPlay — instead of the game engine.
Game controller, lava, and performance fixes across all 100 levels.
1.02
First Microsoft Store release: host Joustine on a Windows 10 or 11 PC.
Two players share the host PC's keyboard (WASD and the arrow keys); Xbox and other game controllers each add a player.
Friends join from the web browser on their phone by scanning the on-screen QR code — no install needed.