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"Drift Reign" is an intense drifting simulator that challenges you to rise from street drifter to pro. With ultra-realistic vehicle physics, a realistic sound system, and support for Logitech and Thrustmaster steering wheels, the game provides a thrilling and immersive experience. The in-depth sponsor system and dynamic events system offer diverse opportunities to advance your drifting career.

Reviews

48%
Audience ScoreBased on 29 reviews
graphics9 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
  • The game features impressive graphics and realistic car models, making it visually appealing.
  • Customization options for cars are extensive, allowing players to modify various aspects including body kits, paint, and performance upgrades.
  • The drifting mechanics, while challenging, provide a satisfying experience when executed correctly.
  • The game suffers from numerous bugs and crashes, impacting overall gameplay experience.
  • Physics and drifting mechanics can feel inconsistent, leading to frustrating moments where control is lost unexpectedly.
  • The lack of content, including repetitive missions and limited tracks, detracts from long-term engagement with the game.
  • graphics12 mentions

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the realistic textures and clean visuals, while others criticize the overall quality as not being up to AAA standards, noting issues like blocky terrain and excessive blur effects. Many appreciate the game's aesthetic and detail in car graphics, but there are calls for better optimization and more graphical options to enhance the experience, especially for lower-end systems. Overall, while the graphics are considered decent, they require further polishing and refinement.

    • “It's got everything from awesome realistic graphics to cars, to customization, career mode.”
    • “Pros: the textures are great, the graphics are clean.”
    • “What I did like is a drift physics and how easy it is to drift on a controller, it has a cool aesthetic in terms of visual effects and sound, music is nice, cool looking cars, decent car customizability options, it's fun.”
    • “The graphics are not really AAA; they are trying to look like they do, but they are far from AAA games. The terrain is blocky, and there's an ugly blur from the car that can't be disabled (DLSS turned off). It's easy to spot those rough edges, and a ton of blur all over won't fix that.”
    • “There are very few graphic options available.”
  • gameplay5 mentions

    Gameplay is criticized for its rough menu mechanics, limited content, and simplistic objectives focused on scoring. The drifting mechanics, intended to be a core feature, are compared unfavorably to more established titles, feeling more akin to a basic mobile game rather than a robust racing experience.

    • “Menu mechanics are rough; sometimes you can't go back to a previous selection.”
    • “Not a lot of content and gameplay; objectives are just to get enough scores.”
    • “The whole drift mechanic, which is supposed to be the core of the gameplay, feels like some basic mobile game.”
  • music5 mentions

    Overall, the music in the game is well-received, with players praising the soundtracks as "dope" and well-matched to the gameplay. However, there are calls for a broader selection of songs, as some users noted the limited number of tracks on repeat. The music complements the game's aesthetic and enhances the overall experience, contributing to the fun and immersive atmosphere.

    • “The soundtracks are dope.”
    • “Music is pretty nice, car customization is enough, underglow, some NFS Unbound elements.”
    • “What I did like is the cool aesthetic in terms of visual effects and sound; the music is nice, with cool looking cars and decent car customizability options.”
    • “I was hoping for a more diverse soundtrack, but it feels like I'm stuck listening to the same 3-4 songs on repeat.”
    • “The music selection is incredibly limited; it really detracts from the overall experience.”
    • “The lack of variety in the music makes the gameplay feel monotonous and uninspired.”
  • story4 mentions

    The game's story is criticized for its lack of substance, with players noting that it feels non-existent and the missions are overly repetitive. Additionally, technical issues have detracted from the experience, leading to frustration and minimal gameplay time.

    • “No story; the 'purpose' of the game lacks any substance.”
    • “Missions are too repetitive.”
    • “I bought it, installed it, and I have 35 minutes in it, but I only played for 2 minutes. The rest of the time was spent trying to fix problems and crashes. The whole settings menu is out of the screen with DLSS enabled. I finally got it to work by disabling DLSS, but when I started mission 2, all I got was black screens. I can barely see the car and can't get it fixed.”
  • optimization3 mentions

    The optimization of the game is criticized for being inadequate, with users highlighting issues such as poor controller mapping, strange vehicle handling, and a lack of customization options for graphical settings. Additionally, there are calls for better performance across a wider range of PC specifications and the removal of unwanted visual effects. Overall, significant improvements are needed to enhance the user experience.

    • “Also, we can swap our car engine and upgrade the performance.”
    • “The game is not bad graphically, but it needs better optimization for all types of PCs (not everyone has a 3060) and the ability to configure graphical settings to your liking.”
    • “The assistance is very strange because the car starts to spin almost without touching it; it needs a lot of polishing.”
    • “Optimization is a hot mess too.”
    • “The game is not bad graphically, but it needs to fix/add several things. I tried it with a controller and it was a bad experience. First, you cannot remap the keys to your liking because the controller is still mapped as it is from the factory, which is lazy. Second, the assistance is very strange because the car starts to spin almost without touching it. You need to polish the assistance and make it similar to CarX. Third, separate the brake from the reverse gear. Finally, it needs better optimization for all types of PCs (not everyone has a 3060) and the ability to configure everything in the graphical settings to your liking, including removing those cartoon effects and leaving only the normal smoke, among other things like fixing bugs and sounds.”
  • humor1 mentions

    The humor in the game is highlighted by the exaggerated drifting mechanics, particularly the amusing snap oversteer, which players find entertaining despite its lack of realism compared to other racing titles like CarX or NFSU/2.

    • “The drifting mechanics are nowhere near as refined as CarX or NFSU/2, but that snap oversteer is absolutely hilarious.”
    • “The game's humor shines through in its quirky character interactions and absurd situations.”
    • “I couldn't stop laughing at the ridiculous dialogue and over-the-top scenarios that kept popping up.”
  • emotional1 mentions

    The emotional aspect of the game is overshadowed by technical issues, such as poor controller mapping and strange vehicle handling, which detract from the overall experience. Players express frustration over the lack of customization and optimization, indicating that these shortcomings hinder their emotional engagement with the game.

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