Absolute Drift

Dec 3, 2020

A minimal-looking aesthetic that fits the Switch perfectly, Absolute Drift is a delight to get absorbed into. You won’t master it straight away, but when you get the hang of it you’ll be hooning about in no time. Absolute Drift: Zen Edition is available now on Nintendo Switch (reviewed on Switch Lite), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Android. Developer: FunSelektor Labs, FlippFly (Zen Edition) Publisher: FunSelektor Labs, FlippFly (Zen Edition) Disclaimer: In order to complete this review, we were provided with a promotional copy of the game.

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Aug 10, 2015

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Dec 16, 2020

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Sep 5, 2016

Unrelentingly simple and yet uncontrollably addictive, Absolute Drift is a comfort game in every sense of the term. As soon as you become accustomed to the loose controls, it’s easy to lose yourself in the fantasy of driving down a path, gently spinning the steering wheel and feeling weightless from inertia as your car floats sideways.

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Aug 19, 2017

Absolute Drift: Zen Edition is a game that I have had a lot of fun with. It’s like a love letter to the days of the Japanese drift scene, meeting at midnight to race sideways down the mountain passes. It drives well, is instinctive to play and has a real “just one more go” pull that will keep you trying to get the perfect drift long into the night. It isn’t the longest game in the world, with only five full length worlds (the sixth is kind of an epilogue), but mastering every mission will take a lot of time and dedication.

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