- July 22, 2024
- iRacing
- 5h median play time
Drag
Platforms
About
"DRAG is a physics-based offroad racing game, emphasizing time attack competition with local/online multiplayer and split-screen modes. Its realism stems from 4CPT physics, soft-body tire model, and collisions, allowing for weight transfer and various racing techniques. With global leaderboards, community events, and regular special events, DRAG offers a rich and engaging experience for 1-2 players."





- The handling model is sublime, providing a fun and engaging driving experience that feels both realistic and arcade-like.
- The graphics are impressive, and the game runs smoothly on various systems, including Linux and Steam Deck.
- The game has a lot of potential with its unique physics model and challenging gameplay, making it addictive for players who enjoy time trials and leaderboard competition.
- The game lacks content, with only a few tracks and vehicles available, leading to a repetitive experience.
- Multiplayer functionality is nearly non-existent, and the AI is frustratingly basic, making single-player modes feel empty.
- The price point is considered too high for the current amount of content, leading many players to feel it's not worth the investment.
- graphics110 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics of the game are widely praised for their beauty and optimization, with many users noting impressive detail in both vehicles and environments. The art style is considered unique and appealing, contributing to a visually engaging experience, while performance remains stable across various hardware setups. However, some critiques mention a need for more content and improved vehicle handling to enhance the overall experience.
“The graphics are gorgeous for an indie racer, and the mechanics are probably the most realistic I've ever seen in a racing game.”
“The graphics are beautiful, and I'm getting around 120 fps on a 1080ti with graphics at max.”
“I noticed absolutely no frame hiccups whatsoever while running at maximum graphics quality and 2x supersampling, effectively rendering the game at twice my 1440p native resolution.”
“Drag, in its early access phase, is a letdown marked by unresponsive controls, lackluster graphics, and limited content.”
“Graphically... blah, car damage is advertised as realistic?”
“The graphics are also sublime even if the color scheme is a bit muted.”