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DRIFT CENewsDeveloper Update 01.07.2020
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Developer Update 01.07.2020

DRIFT CE · published 1 Jul 2020, 07:22 UTC

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Hello!

It's been a month and a half since DRIFT21 was released. During this time our team has been working hard to provide you with new routes, a new car, and support issues. We would like to thank everyone who supported us by participating in the Early Access phase.

We would like to give you some information about our upcoming plans related to DRIFT21 to keep you up to date about the progress of work.

Due to your feedback on the driving model, our current focus is on make drifting in our game as fun and as close to realism as possible. At the moment we are paying a lot of attention to improving the feeling of car behavior that you get with Force Feedback. With the support of our publisher - 505 Games, we are developing improved mechanics to enhance immersion.

We would also like to work more closely with you to maximize the potential of Early Access. Therefore, we ask you to continue to report and describe your driving experience in DRIFT21 in this related thread – Community Suggestions .

Please tell us in the thread what kind of controller you are using, and if you can, write what elements related to the driving model you like and any potential improvements. Thank you!

If you find a bug, you can easily report it through the form you can find here: HOW TO REPORT ISSUES OR BUGS.

Although working on a driving model is a priority for us, this does not mean that the game will not generally receive updates. In the near future, we plan to increase the number of available languages in the game (i.e. German, French, Russian, Spanish, and Japanese). There will also be a first installment of the replay system, as well as a few add-ons to make your drifting cars more personalized.

If you would like to share with us your suggestions and comments about our game, besides communicating through the game forum on Steam, you can also write to us through our Facebook page. Together DRIFT21 will become the game you have been waiting for.

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