Winter Russian Drift

Snow, night streets, and rear‑wheel cars create a perfect setup for clean drift sessions in Winter Russian Drift. The city map stays open from the start, so the focus goes straight to sliding old and new rides through long frozen corners and busy intersections. Drift game fans will recognize the cars right away. The classic VAZ 2107 is available from the beginning, and it handles like an old-school sedan that loves sideways action. More rides unlock later, including a Volvo 850 and a Tesla Cybertruck-style truck. These upgrades do not appear for free, so drifting becomes the main way to stack in-game cash.

How to play?

Start in the VAZ, roll onto the snowy city streets, and throw the car into controlled skids. Keep the drift angle steady and hold it as long as possible to rack up drift points. Maintain continuous drifts to create combos that raise the score multiplier. Higher multipliers quickly boost credits, which then pay for better cars and tuning. Spend the money you've earned to transform the basic sedan into a tuned drift car. Repaint the body, swap out the wheels, add a spoiler, adjust the ride height, and upgrade performance stats. Tuning changes how the vehicle behaves in drifts, so upgrades can help keep slides longer and smoother.

Drive through intersections and down oncoming lanes while avoiding any contact with traffic. Collisions break combos and waste potential points. In the main menu, turn on improved graphics on the right to sharpen visuals without a significant performance drop. Russian winter roads, realistic car physics, and constant drifting give this simulator a clear focus: keep the rear out, keep the combo alive, and push for your next car.