Tahitian Driftin'

I have to be honest, its not for everybody. a big "learning curve" because at least for me, regular turning feels stiff but drifing is hair trigger to turn backwards. but you feel really cool when you get better at being more gentle with a joystick, because if you only use it to point hard cardinal directions. you wont have fun. But i like it! props to the dedication to the style and theme!

Best experienced on the Steam Deck (controls mapped auto perfect and feels like an arcade machine) in my opinion, graphics look soo crispy. While markedly calmer than some of it's inspirational counterparts, made me lean off of my chair just as much lol.

Good indie project, with amazing visuals, but gameplay can use work as the game feel isnt quite there yet, however the aesthetic and visuals are amazing and should be commended.

Art is super crisp. Love the menu transitions, the car models, and the laid back beach course vibes. Honestly more meditative than frantic, which surprised me for a zero gravity racer. Fish car is where it's at.

Great aesthetics and surprisingly difficult but enjoyable driving, but it kind of no content, to the point I'm not even sure it's worth 5$. It definitely needs achievements and a custom track creator so I can have something more to do.