Changelog
Everything we've shipped since Flags & Fortunes went on sale. One
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v1.5.1
Latest
October 2026
Build the campus into a town of your own.
- Choose the architecture for your whole racing campus: Modern,
Classic, Luxury, Industrial or Futuristic. The first choice is
free, and you can re-clad the site later for $100M.
- The signature building now comes in eight designs and eight
concepts. Knock it down and rebuild it as something new for
$250M, and it keeps its level.
- Fifteen monuments to raise on six sites around the campus,
including a Drivers' Tower where your drivers live.
- Monuments bring in tourism every week, and the takings rise with
your popularity.
- Each one arrives with a name of its own. Rename it, move it or
tear it down.
- Tourism has its own line in your weekly finances.
v1.5.0
October 2026
Race weekends run live, and every city, campus, car and circuit is rebuilt in 3D.
- Race weekends are now run lap by lap. Cars launch from the grid,
make their stops, lose time in traffic and retire mid-lap, and the
finishing order is simply who crosses the line first. The result
stays hidden until the chequered flag.
- A live timing tower follows every pass, with gaps to the leader,
places gained or lost, and cars in the pits.
- All twelve circuits have their own setting, from snow at Northern
Lights to the quays of Harbor City.
- Watch at 1x, 2x or 4x.
- All 27 cities have been rebuilt in 3D, each from its own
architecture: brick terraces and chimney stacks in London, zinc
mansards in Paris, stepped canal houses in Amsterdam, neon signs
and air conditioners in Tokyo, domes and palms in Dubai.
- Every crown landmark now stands on the map as its own building,
all 99 of them, and its star sits on its roof.
- New traffic in every city.
- Your headquarters street view is built from the city it stands
in, with your company's name along the roofline.
- The racing campus is real buildings now, growing with every
upgrade, set in open country with a test oval, a lake and a town
on the horizon.
- New showroom renders for all six road cars, and a new race car in
the garage that keeps every livery, number, rim, halo and wing
option.
- Team emblems are struck like enamel badges.
- Fixed missing landmark pins in London, Tokyo and Mexico City.
Property pins now stay on the same roof between launches.
v1.4.1
September 2026
- Fixed the Motorcar Division rows printing two figures on top of
each other. Weekly demand and the built, sold and in-stock counts
were sharing the same line and colliding once a career got big
enough for the numbers to run long.
- Large production runs read as 398K rather than 397,515 where the
row is tight.
v1.4.0
September 2026
Your headquarters, at street level. Plus a deeper
market and cities built from their own architecture.
- A new VIEW HQ button on the headquarters page opens your office at
street level. Traffic runs on both roads, staff walk the pavement
and pass in and out of the lobby, and the building carries your
livery along its cornice with your company name on the fascia.
All six office types have their own architecture, so relocating
your headquarters changes what you see.
- Fourteen companies have listed since the last build, taking the
market to 53 tickers. They cover battery technology, utilities,
defence, water and precious metals, and several carry enough
volatility to finish a season down.
- Twenty new businesses to buy and thirteen new trophy assets,
taking the ladder to sixty and the collection to seventy seven.
- Cities are built from their own architecture now. New York wears
brick and sandstone under water towers and deco crowns, Paris is
limestone and mansard roofs, Amsterdam brick and pitched. Dubai is
white render with domes and helipads; Singapore is full of roof
gardens.
- Your campus sits in a landscape. Ridgelines, a lake, a distant
town and an outlying test oval with its grandstand lie beyond the
fence, and the grounds gained a fountain, a tennis court, a
gatehouse and a service yard.
v1.3.0
August 2026
We rebuilt how the game draws itself. Sharper
everywhere, and the cities finally look like cities.
- Everything on the world map is genuinely sharp now. The city was
being drawn at half resolution and stretched to fit, which is
what made it look soft and blocky. It renders at full resolution
from here on.
- City buildings got real facades. Every window is drawn, in
proper floor-by-floor grids, instead of a few lit squares on a
blank wall, and buildings are made of different materials now:
sandstone, brick, verdigris, charcoal, white render, blue glass.
- Skylines gained a roofline. Towers step inward as they rise, the
tallest carry crowns, masts and beacons, mid-rise blocks have
rooftop plant, and low-rise has proper pitched roofs in
terracotta and copper-green.
- Streets have lane markings and trees along the verge.
- Your racing campus is no longer six matching blocks. The factory
has a sawtooth roof, the design centre steps back as it rises,
the wind tunnel is a barrel shell, and the commercial suite is
crowned, all on plinths, with parapets and entrance canopies.
Outside the fence there's now a treeline and an approach road.
- The signature building gained three genuinely different
silhouettes: a glazed drum with a sky-bridge, cascading planted
terraces that grow a garden per level, or a tapering monolith
that finishes in a lit gold point.
- The race car is drawn properly now. Every edge on it used to be a
staircase. Road cars and the race car are both lit from above,
so they read as objects instead of stickers.
- The window fits any monitor, including ultrawides where it could
previously slide under the taskbar. It opens centred and re-fits
if you drag it to a second screen.
- Buttons respond the instant you press them, and a press can be
taken back by sliding off the button before you let go.
- The game is light-only for now while we settle the look.
v1.2.1
July 2026
- The signature building on your campus now comes in three distinct
designs you pick when you commission it: a glass tower, a terrace
with a solar roof, or a dark monolith, each a proper detailed
building that out-glows the rest of the campus, instead of a plain
block.
- Brightened the title-screen speed streaks so they show their
colour in both light and dark mode.
- Fixed the signature building's marquee so the name sits centred
on the sign.
v1.2.0
July 2026
The big visual update. We went back through the
whole game and made it look the way it always should have.
- Race weekends rebuilt from the ground up: every venue is now its
own hand-designed circuit with real hairpins, chicanes and straights
instead of the old ovals, plus a live timing tower, a five-light
start, and a proper celebration when you finish on the podium.
- The world map is alive now: windows light up at dusk and traffic
moves through the streets of every city.
- Net-worth graphs across HQ, the Board Report and the Chairman's
desk were redrawn as proper financial charts.
- Your car now sits in a lit garage bay instead of floating on a
plain card.
- Team logos stay sharp and readable on every livery colour.
- The app icon is fixed and centred, and it stays put in the Dock
while you play.
- Added a one-click "Check for Updates" right on the title screen.
- A long list of smaller polish and fixes throughout.
v1.1.0
July 2026
- Staff and executives now have morale. Cheap out on their pay and
they can walk (you'll be warned first), and the C-suite screen
spells out exactly what each hire does for you.
- Driver stats now explain what PACE / CONS / CRAFT mean, and the
Hall of Fame clarifies the † for retired drivers.
- The Motorcar Division got a full economic rebalance. Prices and
production track demand realistically, with three new
heavy-industry factory tiers for serious scale.
- Fixed a stray "?" career in the load screen, and dark mode now
sticks between sessions.
v1.0.0
July 2026
The commercial debut.
- Renamed to Flags & Fortunes for launch.
- Real-world scenery across all 27 city markets.
- The nameable Signature Building on your campus.
- A full interface alignment pass and dark-mode menus.
- The first Windows release.