DriftOn Reviews

Great game worth the price - The building track effect is cool - Nice synth soundtrack - You can change the camera to make it like a top down game - Good difficulty - Lots of cars - Cool visual styles to try

This cheap (as in price) game; you get your moneys worth! I have played only for about 10 minutes of the game and I enjoy how the handling of the car is more impressive than more expensive games. A simple thing as changing the color of the car can make a difference on the track you are on to see better. I like how the track builds in front of you as you play. My only complaint is that the starting volume is WAY to high. Review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mu1NoMHBtOo

This is a genuinely good time killing game! - Love that you can alternate between 7 art styles, and they're all aesthetically pleasing! - Fitting OST - Fluid gameplay Pretty much a perfectly put together game imo (doesn't mean to say it's one of my favourite games, but hey). It's cheap too, so please, don't hesitate to buy this!

(TL;DR at the bottom) This is a very fun game, I recommend buying it if you have time to kill every now and then. It has many different ways to play, by having different visual styles that change up the way the game looks, making it all more interesting to play. You also get to collect points and use those points to buy more cars, but I don't see any difference in the way these cars work, which is kind of disappointing considering they get more pricey with each car, so I'm going to assume that they get pricey based on looks. The whole track is randomly generated, however the structures it generates are really easy to remember as there aren't many, so over time played this game gets much easier. I hope the dev adds more structures to generate, since the structures that already exist are very interesting and fun to drive through, but get boring. When it comes to gameplay in general though, it's very smooth and you won't notice many bugs in the game, I've only noticed failing to a very small bump upon entering a new structure. TL;DR Fun for killing time, very fun randomly generated track but limited structures that generate are easy to remember, visual styles features and cars available for purchase, and very smooth gameplay with barely and bugs.

Fun little game, really addicting and worth playing for an hour or less. Kinda like getting a snack at the checkout line, but this can get you infinite content and different ways of playing. Plus graphics and filters look amazing and fractals are Pog

Fun game, easy to just hop into and have a good time. Only inputs that I have is perhaps adding additional point items - perhaps once you hit a certain difficulty. Also, items in game to put on your car would be cool as well. Like a hat, a pool, an eagle, bull horns. Power-ups would be fun as well such as slowing down time or being able to do a massive jump and skip over a portion of the map etc. Overall, nice game. Looks great and runs smooth. Looking forward to further updates.

Before the tracks update, I found this game ok. I had completed all the challenges etc. and I lost interest in beating my highscore. BUT then the tracks update came out and it's exactly what this game needed. Going over the same track over and over again and perfecting every corner, every jump etc. is honestly so much more fun than the previously available endless randomised track. Hugs and kisses to the devs and whoever had the idea to bring tracks to this game.

Left and Right. Thats all you get. But man, this little 3 dollar games seems to squeeze quite a lot of fun out of those two moves. No brakes, no gas, its just you and your ever faster car against a procedurally generated road of twists, turns, and psychedelic geometry putting your skill to the test. The developer is responsive, continues to update, and has done an awesome job on the game.

Considering the price, it's probably worth it, though it is fairly limited in scope. You can "complete" the game in maybe 2 or 3 hours and if you are just out to get the achievements, it'll take even less than that. DriftOn is a (mostly) fun time-attack / endurance racer. The most interesting thing about this game is the simplistic, but good looking set of graphical styles you can switch between, and its tracks assembling themselves from shards in front of you vehicle as you drive - this also ties to difficulty, where the "assembly" takes place closer to your vehicle and gives you less time to react, providing pretty solid challenge in some cases. The music is also good, though there's maybe two or three short songs, I believe, so it's "bring your own music day" if you want to play for more than 20-30 minutes. There's a roster of cars to buy and drive, but honestly, the game is too small in terms of content for there really being any need for that and it's more a bait for completionists than an actual feature that broadens the gameplay. The only real issue I have with the game is the rather simplistic and floaty physics that also tend to freak out in some cases, especially when jumping or when the gravity plane turns / changes. This can lead to some pretty frustrating moments at times. TL;DR: It's a neat and simple little game, with strong emphasis on little. One session and you are most likely done. There can be some frustration due to glitchy and overall not that good physics.

lovely game and it deserves its price nothing more to say than these simple words its is challenging and ez at the same time if u get bored crack up diff if u want to play something casual just to relax keep zen on normal but dont brag about it being too ez