Update: October 23, 2026 at 11:51 UTC
The Dethrace project, the fan effort to remake Carmageddon on modern PC hardware, has picked up another commit in its dethrace-labs/dethrace repository. The change is recorded under hash 166dd93cf3dd985d027095c29d236e38bd9ae5b8.
No commit message details, release notes or feature list were published with this change, so there is nothing yet to compare against the previous state of the project. Treat this as a repository-level update only: the codebase moved forward, and specifics on fixes or new functionality will have to wait for the project to share them.
Update: October 21, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
A new commit has landed in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository. It is the latest update to Dethrace, the project that rebuilds Carmageddon.
The change set for this update is a single commit, 9154a57. No changelog, feature list or build notes came with it, so the exact changes it brings are not detailed here. Anyone following the project should keep an eye on the repository for the next tagged build.
Update: October 21, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
A new commit has landed in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository for Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake. The commit hash is 3af2e09fa561edea87cbd0dba975d2700985d690.
The change set includes no further changelog, feature, or fix details, so the exact changes are not specified. This update covers the new commit only.
Update: October 20, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Dethrace project, the Carmageddon remake, has picked up a new commit in its repository. The change set for this update arrives as a single commit reference, 7158eb4cbb06fe6991101f25dba3bc4b09446a2a, with no accompanying notes.
That means there is nothing yet to report on new features, fixes, or behaviour differences from the previous build. For now the commit stands on its own in the history, and anyone tracking the project will have to wait for the next round of notes before drawing conclusions about what changed under the hood.
We will follow up once the project publishes details on what this commit contains.
Update: October 19, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
A new commit has landed in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository for Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake. The change set lists the commit as abee1eb44cd58f151fa6cb00e3a50b2206e461d0.
No file changes, release notes, or feature details are included in the supplied change set. This update is limited to the repository commit itself.
Update: October 19, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake project, has received a new commit. The change set for this update lists only the commit hash 0ac9f9194ae044ab98b42b599cdca6df9c94969b.
No specific features, fixes, or differences from the previous version are detailed in the change set. As a result, this update is limited to the new commit itself.
Update: October 19, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
Dethrace, the project rebuilding the Carmageddon engine for modern PCs, has picked up a new commit in its repository. The change is logged as 868a5457398aab9b2ba314e5b3ee8785535a6d98 in the dethrace-labs/dethrace tree.
The commit arrives with no detailed public changelog attached, so its practical effect on the build is not yet spelled out. Players tracking the project should read it as another step in the ongoing work rather than a headline milestone, and we will follow up once the repository notes make the changes clear.
Update: October 19, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Dethrace project, a Carmageddon remake effort for PC, has picked up a new commit in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository. The push is logged as d4e15afe and sits in the project's ongoing development history.
No changelog or release notes were published with the commit, so there is nothing yet to confirm about which part of the engine or game it touches. Anyone tracking the remake should watch the repository for the next tagged build rather than treating this as a milestone.
Update: October 18, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
A new commit has been recorded for Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake: 055b1a60451bc4bec131083da99102d277b4549c.
The supplied change set lists no specific features, fixes, or differences from the previous version. This update is recorded as a new commit only, with no further details available in the source summary.
Update: October 17, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
The Dethrace project, a Carmageddon remake, has a new commit in its dethrace-labs/dethrace repository. The commit is identified as e0e1ec54927f04ff6ef9a33ef92744b996237647.
The change set provided only the commit hash, with no description of new features, fixes, or differences from the previous version. No further details were included, so the specific changes are not yet known from this update.
Update: October 17, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Dethrace, Carmageddon remake project has received a new repository commit, 3e72619f9aeaa2a6d20175cb4de99ef6ec507327.
This update is limited to that commit: the change set does not list any feature, fix, or platform details beyond the new revision. There are no further specifics to report from this change set.
Update: October 16, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
A new commit has landed in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository. The change set for this update carries the commit hash 50c1e867f2d4d44224d3f527f70ffd7f1c93614e and no accompanying notes, so there is no published list of new features, fixes, or behavior changes to report at this time.
Dethrace is tracked here as a Carmageddon remake project. Further coverage will follow once the commit contents are described in the project's own notes or release material.
Update: October 16, 2026 at 14:53 UTC
Dethrace, the project rebuilding Carmageddon, has picked up another commit in its repository. The change is recorded under the hash d16bdad486c66fd77e7ac69231526ea22c3df753.
That is the extent of what the commit offers on its own. No release notes, build details, version bump or feature list accompany it, so there is nothing to report yet about what players will notice in the game itself. As with most work in progress on a project like this, the commit is one step in an ongoing effort rather than a milestone.
We will keep tracking the repository and report back when a change arrives with details worth reading.
Update: October 16, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
Dethrace, the project rebuilding Carmageddon for modern PCs, has picked up a fresh commit in its repository. The change landed as revision 29583431998f1192aa3abd96bffa107bdd97c210.
No changelog, release notes or downloadable build were published alongside the commit, so there is nothing yet to confirm about fixes, features or performance. Anyone tracking the port will have to watch the repository directly for details.
- New commit
29583431998f1192aa3abd96bffa107bdd97c210pushed to dethrace-labs/dethrace - No accompanying notes on fixes, features or builds
Update: October 16, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake tracked at the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository, has received a new commit. The change set for this update lists one item: commit cf4c04d9e328f692fcf269eb75043043c7ac10c5.
No media or further notes were attached to the change set, so the commit itself is the whole of this update. Anyone following the project can pull the latest revision from the repository.
Changes in this update
- New commit pushed to dethrace-labs/dethrace: cf4c04d9e328f692fcf269eb75043043c7ac10c5
Update: October 15, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
The Dethrace Carmageddon remake has a new commit in its repository, logged as 136cf4aca27480e47056456efff80e1a6d0c366a.
No release notes, build numbers or feature list were published with this change, so the exact scope of the work is not documented here. Anyone following the project should watch the repository for surrounding commits and follow-up notes before expecting anything playable.
Update: October 14, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
The dethrace-labs/dethrace repository has picked up a new commit for Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake. The change set identifies it as commit 2660961f7bcc6e419c0db3affcacc94f36e42cde, with no media attached.
The update is a single commit landing in the project's history. No further notes on what the code touches, or on any visible changes to the remake, are included in this change set.
Update: October 14, 2026 at 18:53 UTC
Development on Dethrace continues. A fresh commit has landed in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository, identified as 61787901a1386fb5520dbe29edb14b143a2a2122.
No release notes or version tag were published alongside the commit, so there is no new build to download and nothing to install over an existing setup. Treat this as incremental work on the codebase rather than a milestone release, with the usual follow-up commits likely to follow.
Update: October 14, 2026 at 14:53 UTC
Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake project on PC, has a new commit in its dethrace-labs/dethrace repository, recorded as 251e96a6e3d5b2b7b0f12f676618388a61b64de2.
That is the whole of this update: fresh activity in the source tree, not a tagged release or a downloadable build. No changelog accompanies the commit entry, so nothing is confirmed about which part of the engine or its tooling it touches. Anyone following the project should read this as a development checkpoint, and watch the repository for the next build aimed at players.
Update: October 14, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
Dethrace, the project reworking Carmageddon, has a new commit in its repository. The commit is f219483a7651b92a554479164d6c39370a225380, landing in the dethrace-labs/dethrace tree.
No changelog or feature notes came with this commit, so its practical effect on builds is not yet documented. We will follow up once the project publishes details.
- Commit f219483a7651b92a554479164d6c39370a225380 added to dethrace-labs/dethrace
Update: October 14, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
The Carmageddon remake project Dethrace has picked up a new commit in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository. The latest entry is commit d44537df99321d5305b6fbb9578e65bb2cf185a4.
The change set does not spell out which parts of the codebase the commit touches, so the specifics sit in the repository rather than in the summary. Anyone tracking the project should check the commit history directly for the details.
Update: October 13, 2026 at 14:53 UTC
Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake project, has picked up a new commit in its public repository at dethrace-labs/dethrace. The work is logged under commit hash 8b1b4bd87bdfbfc844717d9b847be2b2aa1251ce.
The change set for this update arrives without release notes, a feature list, or a fix list, so there is nothing concrete yet to describe about what moved. Treat this as routine repository work rather than a milestone build. Further detail will be worth reporting once the project publishes a changelog or a tagged release.
Update: October 12, 2026 at 18:54 UTC
Dethrace, Carmageddon remake has a new repository commit. The only change noted in this update is commit f166190807106518edca65d389752535e8cab175. The source summary does not list any specific fixes, features, or platform changes.
No media was included with this change set, so there are no new screenshots or clips to share. This update is limited to the repository commit at this time.
Update: October 12, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
The Dethrace project, a Carmageddon remake effort, has received a new commit. The update lands in the PC codebase as work on the classic racer's revival continues.
The change set for this iteration is limited to a single code commit, so there are no new features or fixes to report beyond the continued development activity itself.
- New commit: ff723168a9b458252ce40bb6e0ceb008cb4dcc35
Update: October 12, 2026 at 06:53 UTC
Dethrace has a new commit in the repository. The change set for this update is commit 80898db36d16d584d50789a9f8d05cdf2ed8458f in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repo, with no further detail attached to it.
Dethrace is the ongoing effort to rebuild Carmageddon for PC, and commits like this one are the routine work of pushing that source tree forward. No changelog entries, version bumps, or platform notes arrived alongside this commit, so there is nothing more specific to report beyond the hash itself. Readers following the project should treat this as another step in development rather than a release.
Update: October 12, 2026 at 02:53 UTC
Dethrace, the open source reimplementation of Carmageddon for PC, has picked up another commit. The push to the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository is the latest bit of movement on the project.
This update arrives as a single repository commit, with no accompanying release notes or feature summary in the change set. That means the specifics of what was touched, whether source cleanup, build tweaks or gameplay work, are not spelled out here. Trackers watching the repo will see the change land, and the commit itself is the only concrete item to report.
- Commit da07db3d2994e997ecd079d5f7c78de7fe2c7373 pushed to dethrace-labs/dethrace
Update: October 11, 2026 at 22:54 UTC
Dethrace, the Carmageddon remake for PC, has picked up a new commit. The change sits in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository under commit e8b647a0b3c6451b89dacf161e9a070f67abf3bb, continuing the project's ongoing development work.
This one arrives with no media and no further detail attached to the change set, so there is nothing to report beyond the commit itself. Anyone tracking the remake should keep an eye on the repository for the next tagged build or write-up.
Update: September 7, 2026 at 10:53 UTC
Dethrace, the community-driven decompilation project rebuilding Carmageddon for modern PC systems, has received a new commit on its GitHub repository (08aa5df3efd159e0d2c8e175f5827a5d248cb09b).
As with most Dethrace updates, the change lands directly in the codebase maintained by the dethrace-labs team, continuing the ongoing effort to reconstruct the original Carmageddon engine from scratch. No further details were provided alongside this commit, but it reflects the project's steady, incremental pace of development.
- New commit pushed to the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository
- Part of the ongoing Carmageddon decompilation effort
- No additional change notes included with this update
Update: August 18, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The Dethrace project, an ongoing decompilation effort aiming to rebuild the original Carmageddon as a modern, portable PC codebase, has received a fresh commit from the dethrace-labs team.
No detailed changelog or release notes accompany this update beyond the commit itself (hash 77713d88dc8526d13698a1b8c7fe9df840d3b442). As with previous Dethrace commits, this represents incremental progress toward a fully functional, buildable reconstruction of the classic vehicular combat racer. Players and contributors following the repository can pull the latest source to see the changes firsthand.
Update: August 18, 2026 at 06:54 UTC
A new commit has landed in the Dethrace repository, the community-driven project working to rebuild Carmageddon as an open source engine for PC. The commit (deded876ec2ca2607e414b5a1b96300b124219ca) continues the ongoing reverse-engineering effort, though no detailed changelog or specific feature list was provided alongside it.
As with previous updates, the Dethrace team is incrementally reconstructing the original game's logic from scratch, aiming for a faithful, moddable recreation that runs natively on modern systems. Fans following the project can pull the latest source to track progress, with further details expected as the commit history and future releases are documented.
Update: August 13, 2026 at 02:54 UTC
A new commit has landed in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository, the open-source project working to rebuild the original Carmageddon as a modern, cross-platform executable for PC. The commit (cd29c17) is the latest addition to the project's ongoing codebase work.
No detailed changelog was published alongside this commit, so specifics of what was fixed or added remain under the hood for now. As always with Dethrace, progress happens incrementally through commits like this one, gradually inching the reimplementation closer to full feature parity with the original vehicular combat classic. Fans following the project can track the repository directly for further updates.
Update: July 30, 2026 at 22:53 UTC
Development on Dethrace, the open-source reimplementation of the original Carmageddon for PC, continues with a new commit landed in the project's repository.
As with most Dethrace updates, this change lands under the hood as part of the ongoing effort to rebuild the classic vehicular combat racer engine from scratch. No specific patch notes were published alongside this commit, but the project remains active on GitHub for anyone tracking its progress toward a fully playable, faithful recreation of the 1997 original.
Update: June 30, 2026 at 18:08 UTC
Dethrace, the open-source reverse-engineered remake of the classic 1997 vehicular combat game Carmageddon, has picked up a new commit under the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository.
The update is tracked under commit a8031fe. No detailed changelog breakdown was provided with this revision, but the project continues to move forward on PC.
Update: June 30, 2026 at 14:08 UTC
Dethrace, the open-source project dedicated to reconstructing the classic vehicular-combat game Carmageddon on modern PC hardware, has received a fresh commit to its main repository.
The update is tracked under commit 602c41e. No detailed changelog was included with this change set, so players and contributors are encouraged to check the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository directly for the specifics of what was modified or fixed.
Update: June 30, 2026 at 06:08 UTC
Dethrace, the open-source reconstruction of the classic 1997 vehicular combat game Carmageddon, has received a new commit to its GitHub repository.
The latest push, identified by hash cffb9a58, continues the ongoing effort to bring faithful PC playability to the original game through modern code.
No specific feature list was included in this update's change set, but the commit marks continued active development on the project. Keep an eye on the Dethrace repository for a full breakdown of changes.
Update: June 30, 2026 at 02:08 UTC
Dethrace, the open-source recreation of the classic 1997 vehicular combat game Carmageddon, has received a new commit to its GitHub repository under the dethrace-labs organization.
The update is tracked under commit f4fbb51, continuing the project's ongoing development effort to bring the original game back to life on modern PC hardware.
Update: June 29, 2026 at 22:08 UTC
Dethrace, the open-source reconstruction of the classic 1997 vehicular combat racer Carmageddon, has picked up a fresh commit to its repository.
The update (commit 610fbdd) lands in the main Dethrace codebase, continuing the project's ongoing development. No specific feature notes or patch details were included with this change set beyond the commit reference itself.
Update: June 29, 2026 at 18:08 UTC
The Dethrace project, an open-source remake of the classic vehicular combat game Carmageddon, has received a new commit to its repository.
Commit b87e8e9bd61de9533054e1b237ed3c2ace1281f2 has landed in the dethrace-labs/dethrace repository on PC. No further details about the specific changes are available at this time. Follow the project on its official repository for the full diff and any accompanying notes.
Dethrace is an open-source remake of the 1997 vehicular combat classic Carmageddon, reconstructing the original game's code so it runs natively on modern PC systems. The project targets players who still own the original game data and want to experience it without compatibility headaches.
The remake aims for faithful reproduction of the original experience, leveraging the decompiled source to preserve the game's mechanics, physics, and content exactly as they were. If you have a copy of Carmageddon, Dethrace is worth keeping on your radar.