RetroRapid! is ready for the big weekend: the Miami Grand Prix! This update is a pit stop: quick, focused, and back on track before the lights go out. We've fixed some bugs, plus a couple of other issues to keep the race running smoothly. In 1.4: Achievements, friends on the track, and sharing your results. Achievements are here! Earn Game Center achievements across three families: push your single-run overtake streak, build your lifetime total, and try every control method the game supports. Race your friends. Game Center friends' best scores show up as avatar pin markers on upcoming cars during gameplay, so you always know who you’re about to beat. Share your results. A Share button on the game-over screen and the achievements sheet lets you export a clean snapshot.

Achievements are here! Earn Game Center achievements across three families: push your single-run overtake streak, build your lifetime total, and try every control method the game supports: tap, swipe, keyboard, Digital Crown, game controller, and VoiceOver. New achievements appear in a dedicated sheet right after each run. Race your friends. Game Center friends' best scores show up as avatar pin markers on upcoming cars during gameplay, so you always know who you're about to beat. The game-over screen now tells you which friends you just overtook, and which one is still ahead so you have a clear target for next time. Share your results. A Share button on the game-over screen and the achievements sheet lets you export a clean snapshot. Great for celebrating a streak or a fresh unlock.

Fix: Resolves an issue that caused Direct Touch, for VoiceOver, to get disabled on some game pauses, like crashes. The road gets a visual overhaul! Real perspective lane lines now replace the old grid, and a checkered strip appears before each speed increase so you know what's coming. Game controllers are here! Connect any MFi, Xbox, or PlayStation controller and race with the D-pad or analog stick. You can also remap Move Left, Move Right, and Pause to any face or shoulder button from Settings → Controller. Accessibility keeps improving: Audio Cues let you hear which lanes are safe on every move, with lane confirmation pulses, arpeggio, or chord styles to choose from. Speed increase warnings can now trigger a haptic or a sound, not just a VoiceOver announcement. A new Big Cars mode makes targets easier to see and tap. VoiceOver can also read the full grid layout whenever the game is paused. Mac players: RetroRapid! is now available on macOS! Apple Watch gets some of the same new features from iOS, plus general improvements.

The road gets a visual overhaul! Real perspective lane lines now replace the old grid, and a checkered strip appears before each speed increase so you know what's coming. Game controllers are here! Connect any MFi, Xbox, or PlayStation controller and race with the D-pad or analog stick. You can also remap Move Left, Move Right, and Pause to any face or shoulder button from Settings → Controller. Accessibility keeps improving: Audio Cues let you hear which lanes are safe on every move, with lane confirmation pulses, arpeggio, or chord styles to choose from. Speed increase warnings can now trigger a haptic or a sound, not just a VoiceOver announcement. A new Big Cars mode makes targets easier to see and tap. VoiceOver can also read the full grid layout whenever the game is paused. Mac players: RetroRapid! is now available on macOS! Apple Watch gets some of the same new features from iOS, plus general improvements.

The road gets a visual overhaul! Real perspective lane lines now replace the old grid, and a checkered strip appears before each speed increase so you know what's coming. Game controllers are here! Connect any MFi, Xbox, or PlayStation controller and race with the D-pad or analog stick. You can also remap Move Left, Move Right, and Pause to any face or shoulder button from Settings → Controller. Accessibility keeps improving: Audio Cues let you hear which lanes are safe on every move, with lane confirmation pulses, arpeggio, or chord styles to choose from. Speed increase warnings can now trigger a haptic or a sound, not just a VoiceOver announcement. A new Big Cars mode makes targets easier to see and tap. VoiceOver can also read the full grid layout whenever the game is paused. Mac players: RetroRapid! is now available on macOS! Apple Watch gets some of the same new features from iOS, plus general improvements.

Big update: RetroRacing is now on Apple Watch, and learning the game is easier for everyone. ∙ Apple Watch debut: First version of RetroRacing for Apple Watch is here. Use the same swipe/tap controls you know from iPhone, or steer with the Digital Crown. ∙ New tutorial in Game View: A guided way to learn controls and core gameplay faster. ∙ Accessibility improvements: Tutorial now gives VoiceOver players clearer context, including better guidance with audio cues.

You asked, we listened. This build brings a bunch of fixes and tweaks from your TestFlight feedback — and we’re grateful for it. ∙ Fixed erratic behavior with Bluetooth headphones (sound, haptics, and gameplay). (Thanks Andrew) ∙ Menu fix — Game no longer keeps running when you go back to the menu; menu control is now a proper close button. (Thanks Antonio) ∙ Game Over — First pass at a real Game Over screen instead of a dialog. (Thanks Klemens) ∙ Speed ramp — Two empty rows before each speed increase so you have time to adapt. (Thanks Benno) ∙ In-app purchase — Clearer wording and corrected text size for system fonts. (Thanks Hidde) ∙ Hey Ho! — Warning when speed is about to increase. (By popular demand) ∙ Accessibility — Improvements for Dynamic Type and VoiceOver. ∙ Crash & resume — Tweaked sounds and animations.