DriftOn

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DriftOn is a single player casual racing game. It was developed by SPokDev and was released on February 6, 2020. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

DriftOn is an infinite racing game in the surreal fracturing world. You drive through terrain that keeps breaking apart. Crumbling race track introduces its challenges that test speed of your reaction and skill of predicting the road in its fractured state.

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96%Audience ScoreBased on 50 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

Incredible art direction with visually appealing graphics and multiple styles to choose from.
Fun and addictive gameplay that is easy to pick up, making it a great time-killer.
The recent tracks update has significantly improved the gameplay experience, providing more engaging challenges.

The game is quite limited in scope, with a short completion time and minimal content.
Floaty and simplistic physics can lead to frustrating moments, especially during jumps and turns.
The music selection is very limited, requiring players to bring their own music for longer play sessions.

graphics
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The game's graphics are praised for their simplistic yet visually appealing styles, allowing players to switch between seven different art styles that enhance the overall aesthetic. The dynamic track assembly adds a unique challenge, as it occurs closer to the vehicle, requiring quick reactions. Overall, the graphics are described as compelling, with impressive filters and fractal designs that contribute to an engaging visual experience.
- “The most interesting thing about this game is the simplistic, but good looking set of graphical styles you can switch between, and its tracks assembling themselves from shards in front of your vehicle as you drive. This also ties to difficulty, where the 'assembly' takes place closer to your vehicle and gives you less time to react, providing a pretty solid challenge in some cases.”
- “Plus, the graphics and filters look amazing, and the fractals are impressive.”
- “I love that you can alternate between 7 art styles, and they're all aesthetically pleasing!”
gameplay
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The gameplay is generally smooth and enjoyable, featuring a roster of cars and randomly generated tracks that provide some fun, though the limited content may disappoint players seeking depth. However, frustrations arise from frequent crashes and track difficulties, which can detract from the overall experience. While the game is fun for casual play, its small scale and repetitive elements may not satisfy all players.
- “When it comes to gameplay in general though, it's very smooth and you won't notice many bugs in the game; I've only noticed failing to a very small bump upon entering a new structure.”
- “Fun for killing time, very fun randomly generated track but limited structures that generate are easy to remember, visual styles features and cars available for purchase, and very smooth gameplay with barely any bugs.”
- “- fluid gameplay”
- “There's a roster of cars to buy and drive, but honestly, the game is too small in terms of content for there really being any need for that, and it's more a bait for completionists than an actual feature that broadens the gameplay.”
- “After two hours of gameplay, I found myself increasingly frustrated with constant crashing and falling off of the track despite improving my technique.”
- “The gameplay lacks depth and variety, making it feel repetitive and unengaging.”
music
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The music in the game is generally well-received, featuring a nice synth soundtrack, but it is limited to only two or three short tracks. Players often find themselves needing to supplement the game's music with their own to enhance the experience during longer play sessions.
- “Great game, great soundtrack.”
- “Nice synth soundtrack.”
- “The music is also good, though there are maybe two or three short songs, so it's 'bring your own music day' if you want to play for more than 20-30 minutes.”