- November 24, 2016
- Peak Angle Team
- 9h median play time
Peak Angle: Drift Online
Platforms
About
"Peak Angle: Drift Online" is a MMO drifting simulator for Windows PCs, where players can compete against each other in real-time drifting competitions. The game offers detailed vehicle customization and tuning, as well as the ability to upgrade drifting skills and climb the Global Championship rankings. Compete with players worldwide and strive to reach the top!











- The drifting physics are enjoyable and provide a rewarding experience once mastered.
- The game offers a good level of car customization and tuning options.
- Many players find the game fun and addictive, especially for those who enjoy drifting.
- The game is currently unplayable due to server issues and connection problems, with many users unable to log in.
- There are significant complaints about the game's shift to a pay-to-win model with many cars locked behind expensive DLCs.
- The developers have abandoned the game, leading to a lack of updates and support, which has frustrated many players.
graphics
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising them as "nice" and suitable for the price, while others criticize them as basic and underwhelming, especially when experiencing performance issues like FPS drops. Despite the decent visuals, many feel that the overall graphical quality does not meet modern standards, often likening it to older games. There are hopes for future optimizations to improve the graphical settings and performance.
“Graphics are good for the price, and the physics aren't too terrible.”
“The physics don't feel broken, the car customization and tuning is one of the best out there, and the graphics are really nice.”
“Best game to drift in, with nice graphics and nice tuning and cars.”
“I have a pretty decent PC to run that game on highest graphics, but I run it on minimum settings just to prevent the FPS drops. It's helpless; the FPS drops continue no matter what.”
“The graphics suck.”
“For both prices, you're still getting next to nothing for content, drift physics from what feels like a game from 2005, mediocre graphics and sound effects, and zero online gameplay (sorry, peak angle ghosts of players on the track with you doesn't count as multiplayer).”