Supra Drift 3D

Parked in the center of the garage sits a tuned Toyota Supra waiting for its first burnouts. In Supra Drift 3D, the whole focus stays on drifting that specific car, not swapping through a giant collection. The Supra is heavily modified for this drift game, so the body looks low, the stance is aggressive, and the car feels ready to slide the moment the engine starts. Spend some time in the garage before driving out. Repaint the Supra in any solid color, switch up the rims, and change its paint too. Add a front air intake and throw on a spoiler so the car looks like a proper drift build. Customization here is simple, but it still makes the Toyota feel personal before running full sideways.

How to play?

Leave the garage and pick a map for your drift session. The city layout has streets and corners for long controlled slides, while the off-road area gives wider open turns. The coastal warehouse zone mixes tight spaces with straight lines, and the port map adds more industrial-style roads. Each location has its own layout, so drift lines change significantly when the map changes.

Hit the gas, point the Toyota Supra into a turn, and start the slide. Control the angle and throttle to keep the drift going, rather than spinning out or straightening. Use the nitrous system when more acceleration is needed to extend a drift or link corners together. The car has upgraded power and suspension, so it reacts quickly when the player taps the brakes or countersteers. Listen to the engine and tire sounds as the car skids, then watch the score counter climb. The game tracks points, drift length, and progression through its level-up system. Drive clean lines in this 3D drift game, stack high scores within the time limit, and set new personal records with the Toyota Supra on every map of Supra Drift 3D.