Drift for Dude

Classic Soviet cars slide across tight turns here, so drifting sits at the center of every run in Drift for Dude. Rounds last only five minutes, and that short timer instantly pushes players into controlled skids instead of slow cruising. The garage focuses on iconic drift cars. Jump into a Kopeika, Volga, or Mark, then throw them sideways on twisty tracks built for long skids, not straight-line racing. Each run becomes a race against the clock and against your own score bar.

How to play?

Start by choosing one of the drift cars, then roll onto the track and hit the gas. Flick the car into a turn, hold the slide, and balance throttle and steering so the drift stays wide but controlled. The game counts how long the skid lasts and rewards cleaner, longer slides. Keep an eye on the five-minute timer. All drifting, scoring, and track changes stay locked to that round. If a run ends with the car crashing or fully off the route, the attempt fails, and the points do not improve your record.

Tracks load in with different layouts and obstacle placements. As sessions continue, routes curve tighter and punish sloppy control; the game treats light taps on barriers differently from hard hits that send the car off the road. Hold stable skids at higher speeds to multiply your score faster and watch the point counter climb. Chasing the next record pushes players to sync steering inputs with how far the car rotates into each corner. Those who maintain longer drift chains without resetting see larger numbers by the end of the five minutes. Fire up the engine, pick a Kopeika, Volga, or Mark, and lock in serious drift lines to chase the top drift score.