
Rise as a drift master and missile car mechanic! DRIFT ISLAND is an open-world drift build-and-drive game. Create unique 'missile cars,' tune them, shred sideways, and test your skills! Earn cash, upgrade parts, and become a true drifting legend!
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Rise as a Drift Master and Missile Car Mechanic in DRIFT ISLAND!
Welcome to DRIFT ISLAND, the ultimate open-world drifting playground where you don’t just drive—you shred every corner in style. Build your own missile car, fine-tune its guts, and let loose on the legendary Drift Island. Whether you’re a veteran sideways slider or fresh to the scene, DRIFT ISLAND offers an immersive, high-octane experience that puts you in control of every detail of your drift machine.
Key Features:
Early Access Drifting Action
We’re launching in Early Access so you can join us on this journey to perfect the drift experience. Expect regular updates packed with new parts, legendary drift cars, track expansions, and engine upgrades—designed with the feedback of dedicated drifters like you.
Build & Customize Your Missile Cars
From iconic JDM legends to the most popular engines around, tune every aspect of your ride. Swap in high-performance parts, adjust suspension geometry, fiddle with the turbo, and push your car to its limit. But be warned: a poorly tuned engine can blow—literally! Master the art of tuning to avoid costly explosions and keep your drift missile in prime condition.
Legendary Drift Island
Explore an open-world environment built for sliding. Take on serpentine mountain roads, industrial zones, and hidden spots that’ll test your skills behind the wheel. Rack up drift points, impress other gearheads, and uncover new challenges as you leave smoking rubber in your wake.
Intense Damage System & Repairs
Ride the ragged edge long enough and your car will start to show it. Smacking guardrails, clipping barriers—collisions and mechanical failures are part of life on Drift Island. Keep your missile car in top shape by repairing broken parts or face the risk of your precious engine giving up mid-drift.
Earn Cash, Upgrade, Repeat
Drifting doesn’t pay the bills—so grab a side gig as a food delivery driver and use your souped-up car to make those quick runs around the island. Earn money, invest in better parts, and keep upgrading your missile car until it’s a bona fide drifting monster.
Are you ready to shred, break, and rebuild your way to the top? Join DRIFT ISLAND in Early Access and help shape the future of drifting games. Gear up, drop the clutch, and become a true legend on the island!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Polish
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Devs fixed my issue! Game playable again and kinda fun. Would recommend especially for the long run. Just hope the optimisation is bit better then
Tiene una buena base, pero le queda mucho muuuchoooo camino por delante, aún está muy verde.
太卡了
This game scratched a very specific itch i had after coming back from japan and having the oportunity of driving ebisu, they game is very basic for now, i guess its because of it being in early game, i will point what i liked and what i would love to see inprove in the future. -Buiding cars: Even if its intricate as you can buy an engine part by part, installing the parts is automatic, and i dont see much wear from using the car, maybe thats what they want, adding a simple tutorial in the shop or after buying the tools/parts would be great. -Driving: its good, i still would play assetto if i want realism but its really fun, after you get some power or better cars is really cool being able to drift a whole track non stop. -Events: they are fun and easy courses that just work for training and chasing that gold points, nothing to add there for me. -Deliveries: Really interesting way of grinding for money, maybe if the map was more populated it would be great. -Map: i love the layout, the ebisu part is excelent, the town part needs some live i would say, i know japanese rural areas are really empty but it would be great to have a little village with more buildings and a konbini to get shots for meets. -Cars: the variety is great, they look expensive at the start but it doesnt take much to get them all which is appreciated, also love the detail of having abandoned cars in weird places. Problems: Not many but its really frustrating painting a whole car just to see it all rusted after coming back the next day. The cars doesnt stay in place, maybe this was fixed in an update but when i played it, i would come back and have to drive to de other corner of the map just to pick up the car. The game feels empty, its a giant playground but it gets a little boring for me just having some floating logos for events. The music, it goes hard for the first half an hour, i understand its hard to get more but i would love to have 5 or 6 songs, maybe you could add a radio function so we can play our own music ( i know we can always play it on the backgroud) but it would be appreciated The game is really good, not expensive and gives you some hours of cozy driving and restoring a car. I hope this game gets finished and i get to play it when it goes out of early game
Really buggy right now but its an ok game
The game is good on the driving side of things and the amount of controls you can modify in the settings, the challenges and deliveries are really starting to take shape an seem to give appropriate amounts of money for a reward. the way the character just tosses parts and tools on the ground is a bit annoying, having a 3D outline of where the part is going to be placed would be better in my opinion. the head gasket will fall through the floor and you have to find it in the parts box, sometimes the a part wont give you the place option even though it should and you have to work parts around a bit to get it work for example the spark plugs and ignitions. game crashes occasionally, usually when you place or remove an engine from a car. the vehicle part sort of wear out at the same rate which isnt very realistic or immersive for more car savy gamers. having the clutch, tires, and certain parts wear out faster if you drive a certain way or redline too much would be an awesome addition. EDIT: too many crashes when swapping engines. game has potential but needs a major bug patch and the rest of the map fleshed out..
it could be a really fun game but its not made for people that have limited time to game. it would be nice if you were given something you can at least drift at the start, its called drift island and you're given a kia. Even after saving and getting the G35 and doing a turbo kit still cant slide it to pass the starting challenges.
Кусок овна, но какой! Можно футажы для шортиков снять, как минимум.
its gud
the r4 eng is bugged i cant place it and have a car with no eng and cant do anying with it
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