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CarX Drift Racing Online Free Download GAMESPACK.NET Russian CarX Technologies owns some popular mobile games with Drift Racing (1 & 2), Highway Racing and Rally. In 2017, however, it made a foray into PC with Drift Racing Online. A game that was liked by quite a lot of players. Meanwhile, the developer has further rolled out the game to Playstation 4 and Xbox One. So you can drift on multiple platforms! But is it worth it? Because CarX Technologies is currently still an independent developer and publisher, the company lacks the clout of, say, an EA or Ubisoft. As a result, no sophisticated marketing campaign or exuberant storyline for Drift Racing Online. What’s more, no major publisher would let the game with that silly name go to the customer. Although we have to admit that the name completely covers the load. Because Drift Racing Online is a racing/drift game where you can experience the best tandem drifts with some friends. Although we recommend that you first delve into the single player campaign. Because you will have to collect the necessary money for cars, upgrades and appearance.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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You start with a small selection of “free” cars. Think Mazda MX-5, Toyota AE86 and some sort of classic Japanese sedan. We say “sort of” because CarX Technologies does not have the rights to use licensed cars. For example, the e30 BMW M3 is called Bimmy P30 and the Shelby Mustang GT350 in the game goes through life as Cobra GT530. If you look through the silly names, you will see a wide range of cars. From JDM over Euro to American cars. From Volvo station wagon over Dodge Ram to Lexus LFA. And yes, the obligatory Nissan Silvia is also present. No fear. Okay, back to that first car, a basic AE86 that we send to the first track without adjustments (because of no money). Circuit of service is a local parking complex around a sports hall. Because of course that is the place where you will experience your first drifting experience. Immediately noticeable: the simulator simulates a little too well, because the AE86 lacks power to maintain a decent drift. You also scrape together all your skills to achieve bronze. With heels over the drift ditch. But look, after some water getting used to, silver is within reach and you suddenly have enough messing around to thoroughly overhaul your car.

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Drift Racing Online pushes your four choices forward mechanically. For example, there is a turbo kit for – yes – more power. Although the suspension remains unchanged. Racing prepares your car for Time Attack mode while Drift blesses your car with the necessary components to start sliding sideways. Finally, the Ultimate kit opens up the entire parts warehouse and lets you tweak the entire suspension, the performance of your engine (turbo or no turbo, air pressure, rev limit,…), gear spread, and so on. Because money is initially scarce, the AE86 is blessed with the Driftkit. And then the fun could begin… Once your car has the right suspension and a ton of extra power, you’ll drift like an accomplished Vaughn Gittin Jr. across the parking lot. The money slides into the cash register and soon you are buying new tracks and – above all – new cars. It doesn’t take long before you’re blasting around circuits at closed airports, in a winter mountain town or Japanese mountain roads. Higher category cars cost exorbitantly much to buy and upgrade, but those same cars double the money earned during the race. So you can suddenly earn five times as much on the same circulation.Parasite Black

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CarX Drift Racing Online is a racing game developed by Russian developer CarX Technologies. A port of mobile title CarX Drift Racing, the game was released on PC in 2017, followed by PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch ports afterward. When you compare CarX Drift Racing Online with arcade racers such as Need For Speed and Forza Horizon, the game is totally different. The game lacks career mode. No storyline and sidequests are present in this game either. Instead, you will level up and gain in-game money used to purchase a car and unlock a track in this game. The game is more on getting good at drifting rather than doing races or missions. At start, you’re trying to get the hang of drifting-focused physics while getting money enough to purchase better car and mods. As the time goes by, you have obtained yourself a fully-tuned, drift-capable car. You’re already get used to the game and having fun. The modification element is greatly simplified. Instead of parts you can install on your car, the game gives you four mod choices: turbo, racing, drift, and ultimate; the latter unlocks all tuning available while being the most expensive.

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The tuning, however is in-depth as shown by various number of settings available such as wheel track and wheel lock adjustment on suspension part and horsepower and torque adjustments on the engine. On the customization part, players can install body kits, rims, and interior parts. You can also change specific parts such as bumpers and spoilers, as well as paint and make your liveries. Unfortunately, the game lacks livery sharing feature, meaning you have to make your desired design by yourself. The game mode is separated into two: single player and multiplayer. The former has four modes: drift, time attack, tandem drift, and practice; all of them are already fun on their own. Especially tandem drift mode which pits you in a judged tandem with the ghost car of your choice, not unlike real-life drift competitions. Multiplayer is another fun fest. Either you’re in your own or someone’s drift lobby, you can expect yourself tandeming with your mates or random players in cross-platform supported online play. So far, no serious network issues ever occurred in the public lobbies too.Space Raiders in Space Switch NSP

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The only downside of the multiplayer department is the lack of the ability to save replay which I concern with. With the immortal lines of the protagonist of Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift ringing in my ears, and the best/worst southern American accent I’d ever heard making me smile, a new drifting game has appeared on the Xbox One. Now, I’m used to playing racers and drifting despite what the game wants you to do, like in Forza Motorsport, where you can drift but almost feel the weight of disapproval from the developers when you do. So, with the developers CarX Technologies (hit them up on Facebook and Instagram) building a game where drifting is not only tolerated, but pretty much mandatory, I pulled on my Nomex romper suit and decided to get stuck in to CarX Drift Racing Online. First off and I’ll admit that I was initially disappointed to see that the names of the cars included here weren’t what they should be. Now, when I was a younger man, I used to take to take part in 1/10th scale RC Drift contests the length and breadth of the land, and quite often these were run in tandem with the British Drift Championship in its early days.

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I quickly learned to tell my AE86 from my Supra, my S13 Silvia from my S15 Silvia, my Skyline from my 350Z, my… you get the picture. Long story short, no matter what kind of ridiculous body kit the drift cars sported, I could tell what they were. And it’s the same here: the Hachi Roku is a Toyota AE86 (Hachi Roku is the Japanese nickname for this car, meaning almost literally 86), the Panther is a Mazda MX5 and so on. This is however a real pet hate of mine, as I can clearly see that the car I’m driving is a Camaro, yet it’s called a Hornet, and even that’s a bit too close to Bumblebee from Transformers. It just seems a little dishonest to try and sidestep licencing in this manner. The game boots into a loading screen that precedes the front menu with no fanfare. There’s no introduction sequence and not even any music. Even so, first impressions are good, as it runs well in the early environments, and the drift physics are inertia-heavy (important, of course), with a slightly simplified control scheme that makes it easy to manage each slide and avoid going past the point of no return, after which you’ll spin.

There’s no damage modelling, but it’s solid and looks particularly impressive in handheld mode on the Nintendo Switch. But then more weirdness. The A button, which should logically be the handbrake, by default instead resets your car to a standstill. It’s way too easy to press it by accident seeing as B is the actual handbrake button (and you’ll be using it frequently), and if you pause the game, don’t think you can use A to select ‘continue’ – you’ll resume with an unintentional reset to track. Maddening. The next thing you notice is that the difficulty is way, way out of whack. Early offline events make it hard to win a bronze award, let alone gold, but perseverance sees you go up in level and earn money, both of which are needed for unlocking more tracks and events. Soon, you’ll buy a new car and you can change its appearance and buy a mod kit to make it more suited to a specific discipline. Race trim is supposed to be used for time trials, but my Tier 2 Wütend turned into an unstoppable wondermachine when I installed it.

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I was suddenly able to beat the Gold times by some 26 seconds each. There are penalty seconds added for going on the grass, but it should never be this easy. Even in race trim, your car is always keen to break out into a slide, which is a shame because a little more grip and this could have made for a genuinely awesome time attack game. The handling and motion are actually very good. Then it gets even weirder. In most games, gold/silver/bronze awards are saved for each event, allowing you to gain them with one car or using several to collect the set. This game instead has separate event awards not only for each car but also by the body kit you applied to that car. So, in theory, if you multiply the 32 tracks by the 77 cars and their 5 body kits each, then double it all thanks to the drift/time trial variants, that makes 24,640 events to complete if you want to get gold on everything. Surely nobody has the time to play and win all of them… which might also go some way to explaining the wildly inconsistent difficulty. It also gets rather grind-tastic, as playing each event once is not enough to keep progressing. Do you get excited when you see cars drifting in the racing games even if it’s virtual? The Spirit and the Mouse Switch NSP 

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