Founded in 2019 in Colorado, Blame Robots develops software, tools, and interactive systems built with Unreal Engine. Focused on performance, polish, and usability, the company aims to create content that’s both technically robust and creatively inspiring.
January 17, 2026
BR MusicSystem – Update 1.2
Update 1.2 introduces vehicle stereo support, expanding the music system beyond static world devices.
The new Vehicle Stereo System includes configurable interaction logic and interior listening bounds, allowing music control and playback to behave naturally inside vehicles.
This update also refactors the disc save system to improve multiplayer reliability, tightens interaction and access control logic, and adds new demo content showcasing the vehicle stereo and visual effects!
As always, this update focuses on stability, performance, and clean multiplayer behavior.
December 5, 2025
BR MusicSystem – Maintenance Update
This update includes internal maintenance and housekeeping changes.
No public-facing features were introduced, but groundwork was laid for upcoming functionality and system improvements.
November 19, 2025
Unreal Engine 5.7 Compatibility
BR MusicSystem has been fully tested and confirmed compatible with Unreal Engine 5.7.
All core systems continue to function as expected, with no additional setup required when upgrading engine versions.
October 24, 2025
BR MusicSystem – Update 1.1
Update 1.1 adds a Niagara-powered VFX system with per-device color control and enable or disable options.
Three selectable particle styles are included: Music Notes, Heatwave, and Pulse, allowing visual feedback to match different environments.
Collision on Radio and Boombox meshes was optimized for smoother interaction, and asset folders were reorganized for a cleaner project structure.
October 4, 2025
BR MusicSystem – Approved on Fab
After months of late nights, weekends, and a lot of testing, my multiplayer radio and disc music system for Unreal Engine is officially approved and live on Fab!
What started as a small idea to sync radio playback in multiplayer became a complete system that handles radio and disc music with tight synchronization. It’s server-authoritative, event-driven, and built to run smoothly in multiplayer without extra setup.
I’m proud of how stable and clean it turned out. It’s optimized, reliable, and ready for other developers to drop into their projects.
Feels great to finally share it with the world, and I’m looking forward to continuing to improve it!
