While setting blistering lap times and fine-tuning your car to be the ultimate apex-kissing machine has its thrills, the art of drifting is just one big dopamine hit. Sliding an immensely powerful rear-drive car in a cloud of its own tire smoke is one of the most satisfying things you can do in some of the big open-world racing games like Forza Horizon 5 and Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown. However, drifting is often resigned to a way to earn some skill points or its own particular event type – how about an open-world racer completely dedicated to going sideways? That’s where JDM: Japanese Drift Master comes in.

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