Toyota Supra: City Drift

Toyota Supra: City Drift drops you into a drifting simulator built around the legendary Toyota Supra, a true icon of Japanese motorsport and drift culture. The spotlight is on an older but very powerful, bright-yellow Supra, specially tuned for big, stylish sideways action. It runs the famous 2JZ-GTE inline-six with huge tuning potential, rear-wheel drive, and a balanced chassis that makes it a perfect base for drift. In the game, the Toyota Supra appears in its most aggressive form, with a modified suspension and wider steering angle up front, drift tires, a reinforced clutch, and other technical upgrades that turn it into a car made for controlled slides. The drifting takes place in a detailed city environment with lots of streets, intersections, and open squares that work well as drift spots.

How to play?

Gameplay in this drift driving game revolves around mastering your technique in the yellow Toyota Supra across different city locations. Unlike classic racing games, there are no rival drivers on the track, so you can focus completely on practicing without outside pressure. Your main goal is to rack up points by pulling off impressive drift maneuvers and trying to set the highest possible score for one continuous slide. The scoring system considers several factors, such as drift angle, speed, how long you hold the drift, and the complexity of your line. Long, smooth, controlled drifts without stopping or going back to neutral are worth the most. To get strong results, you need to learn the finer points of handling the Supra, figure out how to kick the rear out, hold the slide, and link one drift into the next. The car is built for drifting and feels powerful, but it still takes practice to get everything out of it. After you set a personal best, you can share your result with friends and challenge them to beat your score. This adds a competitive twist even though there are no live opponents in the city.