DRIFT21

Introduction

DRIFT21 is a unique game that offers a flawless look at the gaming community. What do I mean by that? You need to work on your engine, basically, like a traditional Car Mechanic Simulator game, and on the other hand, you will have the option to track your “racecar” masterpiece or an old box with a large basket. The game was developed by ECC GAMES S.A. and published by 505 Games.

Gameplay:

Basically, DRIFT21 in my view gets the title of “perfect” because it does things in a different way.

Driving mechanics:

Well, if you thought I was not going to talk about the cash machines of a cash game you would be wrong. Truth be told I would not call it a real money experience which means I would not consider it a simulator. Cars often feel very unbalanced, when the acceleration and acceleration of the vehicle feel very light, it really is not a problem, it is a controversial problem because when turning the cars feel like Vanan where there is a sudden correction of the wheel towards comes the other side.

the turn will throw you out of the way because all the weight changes towards the outside of the turn. Some really positive aspects are very good speed sensation, maybe because the roads are very small but it always seems like I was speeding down the freeway instead of a straight 300 m line. Fortunately, the game as a customer has a hand transfer option which in my opinion is always a major advantage. Especially in a cash game, in order to maintain high torque numbers, you will need to check on the shoes. With a keyboard, an XBOX One controller, and a Thrustmaster T150 wheel the changes flow like silk.

Car-mechanical game:

As mentioned before, this aspect of the game really reminds me of 2 games and it is very obvious. The games I was talking about are car mechanics simulator games and the Diesel Brothers game. There really isn’t much to write about on this side because DRIFT 21 is just an augmented version of these games as far as mechanical things go.

You basically hide and open certain things in a certain order as in real life. Of course, it is a very good experience but it is slowly being used more and more. The only real difference is that you have a variety of parts to choose from which means you can finally build your perfect engine, what do I mean by that? Well, I guess no one has seen the Inline 6 Turbo MX-5 am I right?

Graphics / Sound:

The game is not surprising from a visual standpoint but it certainly outperforms its competitors like RDS and FURIDASHI as far as visual credibility goes. The light is produced with nice reflexes on some surfaces, there was a slight smoke problem, no matter how good it is I will make the pieces of smoke barely visible.

There is no sound player in the game that is fully understood, on the other hand looking though it is clear that the motor sounds were intended for the studio because each sound and motor output makes a single sound, it does not matter if it is N / A be. V8 or Turbo Inline 6, you will easily hear the difference. The sound is very general and the song itself is very soft. It got annoying after a few hours.