Drift Streets Japan

Drift Streets Japan is a racing simulator with multiplayer support. Several tracks were made for the competition: highways, ring configurations and sections reminiscent of mountain roads, and each has its own treacherous turns. The main activity is drifting: keeping the car in the corner and going through the lane without losing control. Cars are tuned, and skidding behavior depends on preparation. There are races with competitors and training sessions where you can calmly master the technique. In addition to competitions, there is a summary of results and a community sharing settings. The design is modest, but the drift physics are done carefully. Each track has its own character: on the highway, gas control is important, and on mountain sections, smoothness and the ability to dampen skids are important. Training allows you to select settings without competitors and understand how the car behaves on different surfaces. The drives operate differently, so the same turn is taken differently. Recordings of other people's races help you find a line that you wouldn't have guessed about yourself. The weather adds complexity: in the rain it’s easier to drive slower, but without turning and without losing control of the car. The tracks can be chosen in any order, so no one forces you to start with the most difficult one. Smooth passage is valued over sudden jerks, and this is noticeable in the results. Competitions are held on several tracks, and it is convenient to alternate them so as not to get boring. For those who want to practice and compete with people, the Drift Streets Japan is suitable.