Update Log & Patch Notes - Ghost Driver Wiki
Every patch, new feature, and balance change — in one place.
Overview
Ghost Driver is a pre-alpha game that updates constantly. The developer ships new cars, tuning features, and fixes at a fast clip, often tied to milestone goals like likes and favorites. This update log tracks every patch so you always know what changed and what's coming next.
Update Review
This video reviews a recent update: new cars, the tuning expansion, and $20K codes. Watch it to see the latest content in action.
Recent Update Summary
The most recent content wave in a nutshell.
| Area | What Changed |
|---|---|
| New Cars | Audi R8, Lexus LFA, Reinhardt RT32 |
| Tuning | Engine swaps, fuel types, weight reduction, launch control |
| Parts | Engine long blocks, quad-turbo setup, G80 fenders |
| Effects | Custom backfire color, anti-lag, two-step |
| Fixes | Vehicle-specific bugs, general sweeps |
| Quality of Life | Look around the dealership while browsing |
How Updates Roll Out
The developer typically ships updates when the community hits a milestone — the game page says the next massive update comes at 1,000 likes. This means content cadence is tied to player engagement, and big patches land alongside celebration events. This keeps the pre-alpha feeling alive: there is always something new to chase.
Updates follow a familiar pattern: new cars in the showroom, a wave of tuning or customization features, code drops for cash, and a round of bug fixes. The new cars page tracks the vehicle side of each patch.
Reading Patch Notes
Patch notes are short but dense. The developer lists new cars, tuning additions, and fixes in a handful of bullet points, so players skim past details that matter. When a patch mentions a balance sweep, expect car prices and stats to shift — that is the moment old tier lists go stale.
The best habit is to check the patch notes twice: once on release day for new content, and again a few days later once the community has tested the changes. The second pass is where the real meta picture emerges.
What Each Patch Brings
Most updates touch the same areas. Know what to expect so nothing catches you off guard on patch day.
Cars
New and limited showroom cars. See the new cars list.
Tuning
Performance features and parts. Check the tuning guide.
Codes
Cash codes shipped with patches. Grab them on the codes page.
How to Stay Updated
Don't rely on chance to catch updates. These channels keep you in the loop.
A quick check of two or three of them on patch day is all it takes to stay current with the pre-alpha.
- Join the official Discord — announcements land there first.
- Join the Tilted Vehicles group for updates and rewards.
- Like and favorite the game to help hit the milestone goals.
- Check this wiki's update page after every patch.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does Ghost Driver update?
Frequently. The developer ships updates at community milestones like likes and favorites, with big patches landing alongside events.
What was in the latest update?
The recent wave added the Audi R8 and Lexus LFA to the showroom, plus a major tuning expansion: engine swaps, fuel types, weight reduction, launch control, and custom backfire options.
Do updates reset my progress?
Cash and owned cars generally persist. Balance changes can alter prices and unlock requirements, but your garage stays.
How do I know when the next update comes?
The game page lists milestone goals like 1,000 likes for the next massive update. Join the official Discord for exact announcements, and check this wiki's update page after every patch.
Do updates add new codes?
Usually yes. Cash codes frequently ship alongside updates, so check the codes page on patch day.
Are limited cars tied to updates?
Often. Limited showroom drops frequently pair with updates, giving you a reason to log in right after a patch.
Where can I report update bugs?
Use the official Discord or the Tilted Vehicles group. The developer actively tracks community reports during pre-alpha.