Absolute Drift Reviews

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It's a hard to learn hard to master game. But it's good :)

This is a cool game to play. I like to drift around and try to beat my time. Just wish my reaction time was better, that’s what kills it for me.

[h1] Absolute drift [/h1] [h2] Overall impression [/h2] A minimalistic, interesting and at first glance simple indie game, which was based on one of the most interesting parts of racing games - drifting, which I liked from Need for Speed: Carbon. But it was far from the drift mode that I expected to see. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3451430048 [h2] What DID I like? [/h2] [list] [*] A wide selection of tracks for mastering and just drifting. [*] Integration of online leaderboards to evaluate the player's score. [*] Setting that turns on the ghost. You can turn on both your ghost and the ghost from the online leaderboard. [*] Micro-tuning of the car, in the form of steering sensitivity and control difficulty (general difficulty setting). [*] Selection of new cars, access to which opens as you progress through the game. [*] Minimalistic design of notification sounds (hello from "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift" Theme Song) and good implementation of car sounds [/list] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3451429974 [h2] What I DIDN'T like? [/h2] [list] [*] High threshold for fully understanding the control of only a certain car. I only understood the pros and cons of driving a car at the end of the second half of my playing time. And before that, there were a lot of accidents, which did not really keep the desire to continue the game. [*] The car is always in drift mode. Just driving a certain section and then switching to drift mode will not work here. [/list] [h2] Conclusion [/h2] Absolute drift is an interesting interpretation of the top-down racing genre, which generally focuses more on drift and the skill of its execution than on the speed of passing the tracks. Also in this game the question of human rebirth is touched upon, which gives the opportunity to hone the skill of driving a car. Most likely, what the main character of the game was fond of. I constantly began to get real pleasure from the game only towards the end of my playthrough, or periodically after completing certain challenges. And I definitely will not complain about it, since the game itself says that honing skills takes time, not speed :)

Absolutely fantastic!!! Are you a fan of "art of rally" or really excited about the upcoming "over the hill"?? Please don't miss this game!!! This is where everything starts.