DRIFT 84

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DRIFT 84 is a single player and multiplayer racing game. It was developed by Reventador Games and was released on July 14, 2015. It received neutral reviews from players.

Drift 84 puts you at the wheel of over 6 realistic, ESC disabled drift racing cars as you make your way around over 50+ tracks across Europe. A hyper-addictive, easy to play racing game that can offer 30 seconds or 30 minutes of high octane drifting.

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Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

music3 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The drifting mechanics feel satisfying and well-handled, making sliding around bends enjoyable and challenging.
The game has a nostalgic retro style with hand-drawn art and a great 80s soundtrack that enhances the experience.
There is potential with car tuning, upgrades, and multiple tracks promised, making it a promising time-waster and fun racing game.

The game feels abandoned with no major updates or developer activity for years, leaving it stuck in early access.
Content is very limited currently, with few accessible cars, tracks, and missing AI or multiplayer modes.
Controls lack important features like controller support and configurable options, and the progression involves excessive grinding.

music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's music is highly praised for its great soundtrack, particularly its catchy and nostalgic 80s-inspired tunes, which players find very enjoyable.
- “Lovely little game with a great soundtrack.”
- “Also, dat music!”
- “We need more awesome 80s music!”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
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The graphics are considered very basic and unrefined, even compared to simple Tiger LCD games. Additionally, there is a noted inconsistency or oddity in the store page artwork, such as the character holding a California license plate.
- “I've seen tiger lcd games with more intricate graphics.”
- “I've seen Tiger LCD games with more intricate graphics.”
- “One other small thing -- what's up with the artwork on the store page?”
- “The little guy in the artwork is holding a California license plate.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
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The gameplay features solid mechanics and a familiar concept, but it feels unfinished and lacks polish.
- “While the mechanics are fine, and the concept is tried and true, the game is entirely incomplete.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is considered excessive for a casual experience, requiring significant farming to progress. However, incentives like bonus opportunities and upgrades help maintain player motivation despite the repetitive tasks.
- “This amount of grinding is not reasonable for a casual game.”
- “Once you get better cars you'll also find bonus opportunities (drift, burnout), you can get NOS, so there is incentive to play although there will be farming done if you want something better.”