GTR Drift Fever

About GTR Drift Fever

GTR Drift Fever puts 15 sports cars on a set of drift tracks and asks players to keep control while chasing a better score. The cars include the GTR, Supra, Evo, WRX, M4, E46M3, and several other familiar sports cars.

There are five drift tracks and one city track to work through. Some runs are about finding a clean line, while others become harder when a police car starts following you. The game also has NOS, gear shifting, slow motion, different camera views, and a replay system. That gives players quite a few things to play with after the basic drifting starts to feel familiar.

Getting the First Drift in GTR Drift Fever

Controls Guide

Tips to Make Drifting Easier

Use NOS after the car is pointed toward the next section of track. Boosting while the car is already unstable can ruin the run.

Try the driver camera when learning a new corner. 

If one corner keeps causing problems, turn on slow motion and watch that section again. 

What You Get Behind the Wheel of GTR Drift Fever

The five drift tracks 

The city track feels different because there is more going on around the car. A police pursuit can make a normal run messy very quickly. It becomes harder to concentrate on the drift when another car is chasing from behind.

The 15-car garage 

Players can unlock new sports cars as they finish levels, so there is a reason to keep playing after learning the first track

The three cameras

Driver view gives a closer look at the road, rear view helps when watching the car during a slide, and the cinematic angle gives a wider view of the run.

Slow motion

It can help players see exactly where a drift starts going wrong. The record and playback features work in a similar way. A recorded run can be watched again to spot a bad corner or a late correction.

There is also a radio, working lights, indicators, hazards, gear shifting, and engine control. 

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