Project Entropy moved to Version 1.45.0 following maintenance scheduled for August 7, 2026, from 02:00 to 03:00 UTC. The official Google Play listing was subsequently refreshed on August 20. FunPlus has not published a detailed, durable web changelog explaining every gameplay change in 1.45.0, so the version number and maintenance window are confirmed while the scope remains limited.
That distinction matters. The Android store’s public “what’s new” material and third-party package indexes reduce the release to fixes for known issues. They do not document new heroes, balance values, server rules or event rewards. Clutchrig is therefore not treating community posts, automated APK records or promotional social updates as evidence of unannounced features.
What is confirmed
FunPlus’ official Project Entropy community post announced new-version maintenance for August 7, lasting one hour if work proceeded as scheduled. Google Play identifies FunPlus as the support contact and lists the app as updated on August 20. Independent package metadata identifies the distributed Android build as 1.45.0 and dates that package to August 7.
The safest reading is that the client build was deployed during the August 7 maintenance and its store metadata received a later refresh. A store page’s “updated on” date is not necessarily the moment every server-side change became active; live-service games can update data, storefront text and backend systems on different schedules.
There is also no basis for calling this a major expansion. The public release note only references fixes for known issues. Players who notice a mechanical change should verify it against in-game mail, the official Discord or customer support before rebuilding formations or spending upgrade materials.
Why the missing changelog matters
For a competitive 4X game, small numerical changes can alter march efficiency, alliance logistics and event scoring. Version-only reporting cannot tell players whether a difference is an intentional balance adjustment, a server rule, an event modifier or a bug. It also makes troubleshooting harder: two players may report different behavior because their server age, event state or client build differs.
The July 1.43.0 notes show the level of detail players should look for when it is available. That release documented Alliance Log changes, storage sorting, combat rules outside original landing zones and subscription-related adjustments. A later FAQ also referred to Version 1.44.0 increasing the Reservist Training Speed bonus from the Military Readiness Center. No similarly specific official public list was located for 1.45.0 as of August 27.
What it means for players
Confirmed fact: maintenance was announced for August 7, Version 1.45.0 is the current indexed Android build, and the official Play listing was updated August 20. Clutchrig interpretation: this looks like a maintenance-and-fixes release, not a content beat players should reorganize their account around.
Before reporting a bug, Android players should check that their store client has updated and include the displayed version, server, device model and reproduction steps. PC and iOS users should compare the version shown on their own platform instead of assuming Android package numbering always maps one-to-one.
No rumor section is needed: there are no corroborated leaks or developer teasers tied to 1.45.0. Claims about hidden heroes, new planets or alliance-war reworks would be speculation.
Availability
Project Entropy is available on Android, iOS and PC. Android’s official store page was current as of August 20. Players should use in-game mail and the official Discord for server-specific maintenance and compensation because those details are not preserved on a complete public news archive.
Sources
Maya Chen is Clutchrig's fictional news persona, used for coverage of game launches, live-service updates, and patch notes grounded in primary announcements and precise dates.
