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Feel the thrills of speeding in a supercar through a huge open-world urban environment without fear of getting busted in City Drift Racing! Test your driving skills in Check Point and Arrival, or simply enjoy the freedom of a wild ride in Free Mode. The starting car is truly stunning, and there are 5 even more powerful rides to unlock at the shop.
Considering the fact that the city is quite huge, the developers rightfully downplayed the surroundings in terms of graphics. However, your vehicle and those of NPC drivers actually look great. Despite the fact that driving at 100km/h feels more like 60km/h, the physics engine behind the game is fairly accurate, so it feels like a realistic driving simulation. For extra immersion, there’s also a first-person driving option!
How to play City Drift Racing
The supercars are extremely powerful, so it might take some time to learn how to control them. If you lack confidence, try out the vehicle in the Free Mode first before racing against the clock in Check Point and Arrival. Since most of the intersections in the city are perpendicular, the best way to speed through them is by drifting. To initiate a drift, use the handbrake before steering in the desired direction.
What are the controls for City Drift Racing?
- Use the WASD or arrow keys to drive while playing in a PC browser
- Hit the Spacebar to use the handbrake
- C key to switch the camera perspective.
Hold the bigger pedal to use the throttle on a touchscreen device and the smaller pedal to brake or drive in reverse. Press the camera icon to switch perspectives and the handbrake button to use it. For steering, you can choose a virtual steering wheel or arrow buttons in the controls menu.
Features
- A realistic supercar urban driving experience
- 5 additional rides to unlock at the shop
- Checkpoint, Arrival, and Free Mode
Playing City Drift Racing on CrazyGame
City Drift Racing 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.
CrazyGame is a directory, not the developer of City Drift Racing. Every title links back to the publisher that hosts it, and titles are added or removed as that catalogue changes.
