Digiphile Changelog

Bulk book downloads now tell the customer up front which books offer alternative formats and which have no formats at all, before they start the download.

Publisher analytics now include a country-level breakdown, so partners can see where their audience lives.

Deleting a customer account now automatically unsubscribes the contact from all newsletters, and the settings page gained a global unsubscribe toggle.

The Game Library now always displays the expiration date and time for each key, switching to Expired on once a key is past its deadline.

Reworded gift toggles (Send As Gift), added info blurbs explaining that gift purchases can't be self-redeemed and aren't eligible for the Exchange, and extended the gifting window for customers who already bought the collection for themselves.

Expired keys are now automatically returned to the Exchange. Customers are reminded ahead of time so they can redeem, gift, or trade in keys before they expire.

Customers can opt into the Digiphile newsletter during the standard checkout flow, with regional defaults that respect local privacy preferences.

Bonus items can now be refunded individually, with the standard refund flow extended to handle them.

All dollar amounts now render with explicit USD framing (US$ or a USD suffix), avoiding confusion in markets like Canada and Australia where the dollar sign is ambiguous.

Reopened redemption for several past charity tiers, including soundtracks and artbooks for System Shock, Shadows of Doubt, Selaco, Mullet Madjack, INCISION, and CULTIC.

Recipients of gifted collections can now upgrade them — pick a higher base tier or unlock an additional upsell or charity tier — just like self-purchased collections.

Support links across the navbar and user menu now point at the new help.digiphile.co portal instead of the legacy URL.

Bulk book downloads now offer CBZ in addition to the existing formats; MOBI was removed. The Book Library also hides Refunded items by default, with a filter to view only those.

Gift forms now validate the recipient's email format before sending, ensuring gifts always reach the intended inbox.

Bundle pages now offer alternative item-grid views, and bundle summaries explicitly frame value (e.g. 73 books worth $1,136) for easier at-a-glance comparison.

Customers can download artwork from items in their inventory — soundtracks, artbooks, and other bonus content.

Redesigned the publisher sales analytics around clearer time-series visualizations, with top and bottom sections matching the same underlying revenue figures (charity-tier sales excluded).

The Exchange only shows games for which we have keys allocated to the current customer's region — no more dead-end listings.

Bundle pages now calculate and display applicable tax (via Stripe Tax) before the customer reaches checkout. Calculations are cached by IP location to keep the page fast.

Customers can delete or update saved payment methods from settings, and choose a payment method when running an upgrade.

Publisher key exports now follow a stable naming format: Game_Title_KeyAction_pkg[packageID]_num[quantity].csv — easier for partners to script around.

Publisher tier-breakdown analytics now separates two metrics: percentage of purchases by tier, and percentage of overall customers who bought each upsell or charity tier.

Upsell tiers can be ordered per collection so the most relevant option appears first, and low-stock indicators are tuned per collection for accuracy.

Added a dedicated public Changelog page (which you are reading) and a Blog, both managed through our Payload CMS backed by S3 and PostgreSQL.

Bundles whose key inventory is depleted now automatically set their end-date to the moment they ran out, so the storefront always reflects real availability.

Improved account security with clearer messaging when a sign-up is blocked, plus smoother handling for customers reconnecting a previously linked Steam ID.

The Exchange trade-in button embeds the credit amount directly, the Confirm Exchange popup explains credits clearly, and the Steam sync indicator is more visible.

Tightened the community module: better mobile layouts for profile and settings, correct achievement names, a fix for the Steam library import paginator, a dedicated Discord social link, and reorganized profile sections (Currently Playing, achievements, recent activity, View All).

The Exchange page embeds a short product video — auto-playing muted, with the option to unmute — so first-time visitors understand the trade-in concept faster.

Steam account linking now has sensible limits to keep accounts secure, with a clear error message when a connection is blocked.

Steam Level data is back-filled for existing customers, refreshes automatically when you connect or disconnect Steam, and is kept up to date in the background. Customers can also Redeem on Steam even when the game is already in their library.

Klarna is now supported as a payment method on cross-border transactions.

Redeeming a key is now a single, cleaner confirmation. A color-coded indicator (green / yellow / red) shows how recently you refreshed your Steam library, and Game Library shows trade-in values for every item even before you sync.

Reversed the upsell tier order, added bonus content for upsell tiers, made tiers display all items rather than truncating, and on large screens charity and upsell tiers can sit side-by-side when each has a single item. Replaced Publisher / Developer with Partner(s) where appropriate.

Customer profiles went live: handles, profile pictures, achievements, Currently Playing lists, and social links — all powered by Steam — with clear visibility controls so customers stay in charge of what's shared.

Collection pages now feature their curators with a one-line framing statement, optional video, lead and guest curator credits, and a collection-type tag — giving each bundle a distinct voice and visual identity.

Game collection purchases now require a connected Steam account meeting a minimum Steam Level, keeping the experience healthy for everyone.

Customers now receive emails 30 days and 7 days before an assigned Steam key expires. Game keys not redeemed, gifted, or exchanged are automatically returned to the Exchange 90 days after the bundle ends, and Purchase History highlights items expiring within 30 days. Initial collections also received an extra 90 days of redemption time.

After completing a purchase, customers land on a dedicated success page with social-share CTAs (Reddit and Bluesky added, LinkedIn removed) plus links back to home or purchase history.

Major gifting upgrade. Unaccepted gifted collections return to the sender after 7 days with Resend, Refund, or Claim options; senders receive a reminder email after 48 hours; self-refunds for returned gifts are available for 14 days; unclaimed gifts are eventually returned to the pool. Labels like Gift Expired were renamed Gift Returned, and the Expired Gift popup now indicates which action is currently available.

Gift senders can now share a single unique link to a giftee instead of having to type their email.

Customers can upgrade an existing purchase from their dashboard — pick a higher base tier or unlock an additional upsell or charity tier without re-buying the whole collection. The cart, purchase history, and payment method UI all surface the upgrade flow.

Connected Steam accounts now power richer profile insights — playtime, achievements, and Currently Playing — across your library.

Customers can complete free purchases when only an upsell or charity tier is selected — the price stays exactly at the chosen contribution.

Customers can multi-select which books to download from a bundle, and the Book Library now supports filtering by book genre.

On bundle pages, customers with a connected Steam account see which games they already own, and ProtonDB Steam Deck compatibility is surfaced for each title.

The Bundles page now has filters for All, Game Bundles, Book Bundles, Live, and Past Bundles. Bundle detail pages display a live charity tracker, a top-contributor leaderboard, and an Almost out of keys banner when stock runs low.

The publisher portal got a Financials dashboard with revenue and units by date plus a country breakdown, and publishers can now see and CSV-export revoked keys.

Customers can now gift individual Steam keys. Unaccepted gifts return to the sender after 7 days, claimed Exchange games can be gifted, gifted keys do not clutter the recipient's My Keys page, and recipients who already own the title on Steam can re-gift it instead of being stuck.

Game cards on the Exchange were shrunk so customers can see 6–10 titles per screen depending on screen size, drastically reducing scrolling.

Each customer can trade in up to a configurable number of games (default 3) per collection on the Exchange. The limit is clearly shown in the trade-in confirmation popup.

Two-factor authentication is now available on every Digiphile account. Trusted devices can be remembered to avoid re-prompting on every sign-in.

Customers can change their account password directly from settings. Refunded bundles also now show a clear Refunded status in Purchase History.

Collection pages are now visible for upcoming bundles before they are for sale, so customers can preview what is coming next.

Tightened wording across the site: 100% of your donation goes to the named charity, tips go directly to Developers (not Publishers), Steam Keys instead of Steam Games on charity tiers, and the homepage Get Bundle Now button renamed to Get Collection.

The Exchange page got Low-to-High and High-to-Low sort options, game titles are now shown prominently on description pages with a Steam Game Key tag and View on Steam button, and the Exchange history lists the game name instead of the publisher.

Added a clear cookie consent banner with Quick Consent and More Options entry points, plus a dedicated Preferences section on the profile page so customers can revisit their choices any time.

Mobile users now see a Log in to Purchase CTA when signed out, matching desktop, and the Add to Cart → Checkout / Update Cart flow on mobile mirrors the desktop interaction.