Absolute Drift

The driving in this game feels like driving on ice, nothing is really explained well but you get constant generic tips of what you're doing. I thought this would be a chill drifting game where you can turn your brain off and drive. But I had to really focus and after 30 minutes of crashing into walls and getting frustrated I called it quits. Visually it looks great and I thought this would be a game I could unwind to but it ended up leaving me frustrated. Maybe I'm not the target audience for this game. 2/5.

Thank you for the free game. Tutorial doesn't explain anything. You don't have a speedometer and its hard to tell which way to turn using a controller. Usually you just spin out or go in circles.

Reviewed based on keyboard play. This game is built upon drifting, and if you can't, you'll not enjoy yourself very much. I've given it few attempts on various difficulty settings and without a controller over few days, and my verdict is short: unplayable on a keyboard. It seems to me that all the difficulty changes is how slippery the surface is. Since the easiest is the most difficult to slide on, it also obstacles your primary target: drifting. The "tutorial" is not tutoring you _at all_. Do this and that, the game says. But how? you ask. How the F am I supposed to know? (the game, probably). The keybinds are arrow-based, which will probably feel weird at best (at worst, you'll have no skill in your right hand), and there is no remapping possible. Do not buy if you plan to play on keyboard.

the controls are absolutely horrible.no wonder this game was handed out for free

Fun little Drift game all in that Japan vibe style. Great for having some fluid slide fun but nothing more than that.