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What Patch 1.1 changes for Scritchy Scratchy players
Published August 27, 2026 · Updated August 27, 2026
Patch 1.1 is more than a cosmetic drop. It changes how completion players plan the Night Market, how mobile players think about performance, and how everyone should diagnose a Final Chance problem.
The headline change is the Night Market
Patch 1.1 added 12 Night Market cosmetics. For a player focused on completion, that means an older list can be incomplete even if every item on that list has already been purchased. The current shop inventory in your build is the useful source of truth.
The change also gives achievement planning a second layer. Achievements are not only completion badges; they can feed the token and cosmetic route described by the current update notes. Claim rewards, check the shop, and keep the collection pass separate from power upgrades.
Quality-of-life changes affect everyday play
The update includes a Prestige confirmation, VSync and FPS cap settings, vibration settings, a Turkish fan translation, and a mobile performance improvement. These are not new economic systems, but they change the friction around a run and can make it easier to tell whether a problem is a setting or a game mechanic.
The Prestige confirmation is especially useful when cleaning up achievements. A deliberate reset is easier to protect when the game gives you one more chance to notice that a Final Chance or table-state objective is still unfinished.
Fixes change how troubleshooting should work
Patch 1.1 addressed issues involving stuck coins, too many opened cards, upgraded ticket art, and Final Chance claiming. If a guide step seems to fail, first confirm that the current game is updated and that the visible state matches the condition you are attempting.
That does not mean every missing achievement is a patch bug. Check the exact public condition, wait for the platform notification, and record what happened before repeating the whole run. The endgame achievement guide separates route mistakes from version-sensitive behavior.
Which pages should be rechecked after a patch
Start with the Night Market guide for inventory and token changes, then inspect the achievement hub for conditions that depend on endings, gadgets, or cosmetics. Finally, review the update log so the date of the source check stays visible.
The general rule is simple: preserve strategy that explains a decision, but recheck exact counts, values, prices, and prompts in the current build. That keeps a guide useful after balance changes without pretending a screenshot is a permanent interface contract.