A new trailer has dropped for upcoming drift game JDM: Japanese Drift Master, and it showcases how to tune and customise the perfect drift car using the game’s detailed tuning and customisation tools.
Originally slated for release in March, the game’s unveiling has slipped to May, as developer Gaming Factory cited the need to add ‘final polish’ to the title.
The game, which features an interesting Initial D-style story mode, sees players tackle authentically Japanese locations, engaging AI-controlled players in drift battles while also buying, tuning and customising their cars.
Gaming Factory has highlighted how to tune and customise a car for ultimate drift performance in its new trailer, using a pre-2007 Nissan 350Z to demonstrate JDM’s impressively detailed range of set-up options.
Upgrades
Players can upgrade this Track derivative of the 350Z (cloth seats, Brembo brakes) with numerous hop-up parts, including improved intake systems, ECUs, exhausts, cylinder heads, camshafts, valves and, of course, meaty turbos.
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