Release details · Checked October 5, 2026

What’s new in Vizancia 4.2

Version 4.2 is live on both stores. It is a performance and bug-fix update to the 4.1 learning experience, with the same curriculum, branding, and onboarding on iOS and Android.

iPhone and iPad

4.2 available

Apple’s live metadata confirms release on October 3, 2026. Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later.

Open the App Store

Android

4.2 available

The public Google Play listing shows version 4.2, updated October 3, 2026. Staged rollouts can reach devices at different times; check the version offered for your device before planning an activity.

Open Google Play

The 4.2 learning library

17 learning paths

106 lessons with 401 teaching cards.

954 authored questions

Seven question interaction types, with explanations and local progress.

16 practice games

Plus the separate Train the Robot activity. Bot duels run locally.

93 dictionary terms

Explore AI tools, limitations, examples, and offline practice.

Explore the updated worlds.

  • Dashboard: local progress, daily challenges, Classroom Mode, and Passport reflections.
  • Campus: seven rooms, eight investigations, a player dashboard, and garden blueprints. The Sunpetal expedition is the currently enabled garden expedition.
  • AI Startup: company, research, data-center, and service rooms, with request queues, incidents, contracts, and a cost ledger.
  • Inside AI: trace a request through data-center and token-cost activities.
  • Driving: practise with sensor feedback, weather, braking, and review.
  • Onboarding: the same app artwork, five-page welcome, optional nickname, avatar, learning stage, and learning journey.
AI Startup showing Company, Research, Data Center and Service rooms, a 3D office, and a forecast of income and costs
Actual Android 4.1 preview build. Three-dimensional rendering and native controls differ by platform.

What to expect across devices

The apps share content and learning flows. Your nickname, progress, and Passport stay on each device: there is no account-based or cross-platform synchronization. The 3D worlds and native share controls can look different on iOS and Android.

Since version 4.1, local bot duels replace the earlier online Game Center play. The website-only Sandbox and guided programs remain separate from the apps. Earlier screenshots are explicitly labelled on the Campus and Learn pages.

Try the classroom activity