It’s easy to screw a drift up in the game, but man does it feel good to pull off. If you have a game that features drifts in a remotely prominent way, you better make them feel good. Getting into the proper groove of things feels great at least. And if you want to play a reversed version of a stage, you’ll need to buy those too, which I will almost certainly not do, as I’d rather get new, different stages. I suppose this makes it easier to get better at certain stages, but there’s always practice mode for that. The issue I run into is that you’re going to have to replay stages multiple times, ad nauseum if you are not particularly skilled, which I fall into.
It was less of an ordeal to get higher scores, but still left room for challenge. Eventually, it all came to me and stringing in combos and multipliers came much easier. At first I was struggling to even get a Bronze level score, let alone close to one. I’d slam into walls, leading to constant flips and hard stops. It took me a good twenty, thirty minutes to really get used to how the game wanted me to perform. This can be an issue, and normally is…but CarX Drift Racing Online is fun and feels good to play. Each new track to race and drift on requires you to level up, and then each also requires you to use your in game money to unlock. The CarX series’ mobile roots as immediately apparent when it comes to content. It’s a racing game that focuses on drifting, as well as being online. Developed and Published By: CarX TechnologiesĬarX Drift Racing Online is exactly what the title implies.
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