Driftwood

é bonito,legal,tem musicas muito boas,recomendo

very relaxing

felt like walter mitty 9/10

It is amazing and so satisfying

I've just been in this place before.

I really enjoyed my time with Driftwood. The controls and handling took a little to get used to but it was fun getting to know the different tracks, boards, and wheels which each drastically vary up the gameplay. Progression is tied to challenges for each track and it encouraged me to switch up how I play. Graphics are great and the hand drawn aesthetic really shines. The soundtrack is also very well done, however, it got old pretty quick due to the limited number of songs. Later on, I ended up muting the in-game music in favor of my own spotify playlists. Driftwood took me about 7 hours to 100%. After getting 100%, there wasn’t much incentive to go back and play besides the daily challenge and multiplayer. For improvements, I think this game could benefit from some additional bug fixes (specifically with clipping on terrain) and a map/track editor.

Driftwood takes the DIY approach to physics with the board and wheel system and excels for it. The board selection affects your steering sensitivity and the wheel determines your maximum grip. This is basically a tuning system but the effects are very pronounced and easy to digest. Combine this with a solid underlying physics model that communicates slides and the sense of grip very well and you get a game where both style (points) and grip (time) disciplines feel equally valued, approachable, and present a high skill ceiling. The rarity of this cannot be understated. The challenges are a good difficulty, and the leaderboard system is presented in a way that encouraged me to fight for positions when I usually don't do this in other games. I'm a little sad that all is left for me is leaderboard chasing and daily challenges. It's a big ask but I hope a map editor is down the line, I think it would really give the game legs.

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