Drift Race Simulator

Expensive sports cars, long controlled slides, and night-style city streets set the mood in Drift Race Simulator. The game focuses on pure drift driving, not regular track racing. Rides take place on closed drift tracks and in a city map prepared for sliding, so the whole session focuses on holding angle and control. Drift cars here include legends like the Toyota Supra A90, several BMW M3 models, BMW M5 models, Nissan S13 Silvia, Nissan 350Z, Nissan R33 Laurel, Nissan R35 GT-R, Nissan R32 Skyline Missile, and a Toyota Chaser. The garage works like a hub where money from drifting turns into new unlocked cars.

How to play?

Start with any unlocked car, hit the track, and enter a drift, then keep the slide going without crashing. The longer the controlled drift, the more score the run gives, and the game instantly converts those points into in-game money. If the car hits a barrier or loses the slide, the current drift ends and the scoring streak stops.

Spend that money in the garage on buying fresh drift cars or tuning the current one. Change the paint color, add neon body kits, and install new rims and spoilers for a custom style. Adjust handling sliders like control, skid amount, ground clearance, and camber to match how drifting feels in corners. Choose one of three dedicated drift tracks for focused runs or drive through the city layout. Load up Drift Race Simulator, pick a setup, and start chaining clean drifts to expand the full garage.