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# Upgrade Versions

Every new **Build** represents a new version of the Game. So every time that a publisher wants to release a new version of the game, it is needed to create a new build, and then activate it. \
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When users launch Elixir, it will detect a new version is available and will prompt users to download the update before playing.

![When the old build is active, users will be able to keep playing.](/files/99NwKOBUiQbAr6RQfOUQ)

![When a new build is activated. The players are forced to update](/files/xbk3SuR6nCKf3UsmsHXz)


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