It looks like car enthusiasts and gamers alike will have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on “JDM: Japanese Drift Master”. The team at Gaming Factory recently announced some less-than-ideal news: the game’s release date has been pushed back from March 26 to May 21. This decision, as explained by the developers, was made to ensure that the final product meets the highest standards, providing players with a truly exceptional experience.
According to Gaming Factory, “after careful consideration, we’ve decided to delay the release from March to May”. The team emphasizes their commitment to delivering a top-notch game, stating that “we want to keep our promise to release a game that meets the highest standards, so when you experience it, it will be something special”. The extra time will allow them to fine-tune the details and make the necessary adjustments to provide the best possible experience for players. As a result, the new release date has been set for May 21, and the developers are grateful for the patience and ongoing support from their fans.
For those unfamiliar with “JDM: Japanese Drift Master”, it’s the sequel to “Rise of the Scorpion” and falls under the open-world racing genre, set against the backdrop of Japan. The game features a plethora of Japanese car brands, including Nissan, Subaru, and Mazda, all presented in a “Simcade” style that balances realistic driving with the fun, arcade-like experience of classic Games. This unique approach promises to deliver an engaging and immersive experience for players.
Initially, “JDM: Japanese Drift Master” will be available exclusively on PC, with releases planned for Steam, the Epic Games Store, and GOG. While the wait may be disappointing for some, it’s reassuring to know that the developers are dedicated to polishing the game to perfection. In the meantime, fans can get a sneak peek at the game’s action-packed gameplay in the
trailer, which showcases the game’s stunning visuals and thrilling drifting mechanics. With the new release date set, gamers can look forward to getting behind the wheel and experiencing the rush of “JDM: Japanese Drift Master” on May 21.