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JDM: Japanese Drift Master confirmed for consoles after PC launch

The upcoming open-world drifting and narrative-based driving game is set for PlayStation and Xbox consoles following a March PC launch.

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By Thomas Harrison-Lord

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JDM: Japanese Drift Master is shaping up to be a pretty, expansive and unique racing game – and it will be coming to consoles, Traxion can confirm.

The game, created by the Polish Gaming Factory team, follows a free, PC-only, prologue called Rise of the Scorpion. Released for a limited time last year, it acted as a taste of things to come, charming the Traxion team.

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Since then, we tested an early build of the full JDM title at Gamescom, once again impressed by the potential.

Recently, the game was announced for a release on 26th March 2025 on PC across three stores – Steam, Epic and GOG. It will feature licenced, tunable, cars, around 250 km of roads and a Manga-inspired story.

But, those with a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S were set to miss out – until now.

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“Consoles are a big part of our publishing plans, “ said Wojciech Babiński, Lead Game Designer, to Traxion when asked about console versions.

“Once the PC version is out, we’ll shift our focus to porting.

“It’s too early to provide a release window, but we’ll do our best to ensure players don’t have to wait too long.”

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The project started nearly three years ago and is built upon the Unreal Engine 5 codebase. A platform that is designed with both PC and console in mind, it is capable of stunning visuals, as evidenced by JDM’s recent pre-release trailers.

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