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Burn the tires and leave skid marks on the road while mastering the delicate art of drifting in Burnout Drift! This game doesn't feature supercars, but all of the 6 awesome everyday rides available are incredibly fun to drive. You can invest the coins earned in upgrading the car's performance, but also fine-tune the suspension to better suit your demands and drifting style. There are plenty of aesthetic customizations available to experiment with and 3 unique tracks to test your skills on. This incredible driving simulation does a great job of delivering a realistic drifting experience.
How to play Burnout Drift
In each track, you have a total of 150 seconds to prove your worth. As you begin drifting, the slider that rates your performance will pop up at the top of your screen. If it’s topped up, you’re doing well, and a single drift is over if the indicator reaches zero. Keep in mind that you won’t gain any coins or improve your total score if you crash while driving.
The best way to initiate the drift is by pulling the handbrake before cutting corners. This will transfer the weight of your vehicle to the front wheels, and grant you a better grip on the road as you push the throttle. Now all you need to figure out is how to maintain and transition the drift, which is the tricky part.
What are the controls for Burnout Drift?
You can play Burnout Drift for free in a PC browser. Use WASD or arrow keys to drive, press the space button to use the handbrake, and the C key to change the camera perspective.
Features
- Realistic drifting simulation with enjoyable 3D graphics
- Up to 6 future classic cars for you to fine-tune and customize
- 3 uniquely designed drifting tracks
Playing Burnout Drift on CrazyGame
Burnout Drift runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
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