Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here. The format follows Keep a Changelog and the project uses semantic versioning. For a feature-by-feature comparison with Blur for PC, see Features.

Unreleased

Fixed

• Multiplayer lobby: the host’s Escape no longer launches the next race after returning from a race; it opens the leave-lobby prompt (F1 starts).

Added

• Game awards in the state feed: race_result.awards and per-racer award_stats in multiplayer races, with the game’s full per-racer stat values read natively, in standings as racers finish and in race_result.
• Documentation site at blur.entropylan.party.
• THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md, shipped with LICENSE in the app bundle and shown on the site’s Legal page.

Changed

• The online service moves to wss://online.blur.entropylan.party/socket, which becomes the compiled-in default. BLUR_ONLINE_URL still overrides it.

0.1.0 - 2026-10-17

First release: a native Apple Silicon port of Blur for macOS, with no Wine, Rosetta or emulator.

Added

• Statically recompiled game code (x86 to arm64), Direct3D 9 to Metal, and a native Windows API host layer.
• An installer that copies the game from a disc, ISO or Windows install and applies the 1.2 patch.
• Every game mode starts and plays, including 2- and 4-player split screen, and LAN multiplayer.
• Own online service (accounts, lobbies, matchmaking) with a self-hostable server.
• Extra rows in Options > Graphics: Show FPS, skip intro videos, frame-rate limit, anisotropic filtering, draw distance, bloom.
• Mod loadouts that persist between launches, including offline and on LAN.
• Lua patch layer for changing the game’s menus.
• Discord Rich Presence.
• Game-state feed over a localhost websocket, with live race telemetry.