Drifto: Infinite Touge

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Drifto: Infinite Touge is a single player casual racing game. It was developed by Jonathon Oram Howe and was released on June 18, 2024. It received very positive reviews from players.

Drifto: Infinite Touge offers endless drifting excitement across a variety of vibrant roads and environments. Choose from an expanding roster of cars to master your sideways skills and push your limits. With no finish line in sight, the challenge is to see how long you can drift continuously and enjoy the thrill.

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Single-Player

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93%

Audience ScoreBased on 54 reviews

emotional1 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

The game is incredibly simple and easy to pick up, making it a great option for casual play and relaxation.
There is a wide selection of cars and tracks, providing plenty of variety to keep players engaged.
The chill vibes and enjoyable soundtrack make it a fun experience for short gaming sessions.

The game suffers from a significant grind to unlock cars and tracks, which can become tedious over time.
Limited camera options and intrusive UI detract from the overall experience, making it feel less polished.
The lack of braking and other controls can lead to frustrating gameplay, especially when trying to maintain a drift.

music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players praise the fitting soundtrack and its variety, others find it repetitive and prefer to turn it off in favor of their own music. Overall, the soundtrack is considered decent but not universally appealing.
- “Fitting soundtrack, great variety in stages, replicas of iconic cars to gradually work for and unlock.”
- “Soundtrack slaps harder than the bass in my grandma's '98 Honda Civic.”
- “Soundtrack is pretty good, but gets repetitive pretty quickly.”
- “I found the soundtrack a bit mid.”
- “I preferred to turn the music off and play Initial D music on my PC.”
- “Easy to turn off and play whatever music you want, though.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Reviews indicate that grinding in the game is a polarizing experience, primarily appealing to dedicated players or those using a Steam Deck. Many find the repetitive nature of grinding to unlock vehicles tedious and frustrating, with some describing it as an insulting chore, especially for items priced over 10,000. Overall, the grinding aspect is seen as a significant drawback due to its lack of engaging sound effects and excessive repetition.
- “Only those who like grinding or have a Steam Deck will enjoy it.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “The sound effects are weak, and the amount of repetitive grinding to unlock what may or may not be a good car is insulting.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its solid mechanics and a wide variety of cars and tracks; however, players note the absence of features to manage or modify tire wear during races.
- “The general game mechanics are great, and there are a lot of cars and tracks.”
- “There is no in-game mechanic to reduce or modify the tire wear.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
34%
33%
The graphics have been compared to those of early 2000s games, specifically resembling the Burger King titles from 2006. While some users find the visuals simple, they appreciate the overall game experience, including its gameplay and value.
- “Awesome game, simple graphics, awesome dev, awesome car, awesome drift, awesome maps, awesome price.”
- “The graphics look like the Burger King games from 2006.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game lacks a narrative component, with users noting that there is no story present.
- “No story.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the game to be an incredible emotional stress reliever, effectively providing a therapeutic experience that helps alleviate feelings of anxiety and tension.
- “Incredible emotional stress reliever.”