Though the game tantalizes you with the option to choose your track and racer, in reality, you have no choice: There's only one of each. Once you're in a race, you'll immediately realize that there's no tutorial or onscreen controls, and no settings for key rebinding to reveal what they are. Using the WASD keys, you can accelerate the ship somewhat, but it moves at the pace of a steamroller, and handles like one, too: Veering easily off track and even spinning the opposite direction, the ship is a chore to pilot. Drifting generates a score bonus and awards "drift coins," but these have no value, since there's nowhere to redeem them. The race is a single lap, and completing it grants you the game's only achievement.

It's one thing to make a bad game, but it's another to make a lazy one. There's no apparent effort to put any actual content into the game, even though there appear to be placeholders for more features. Everything about it screams asset flip, and I'd consider it at risk for a ban wave if Valve ever reviews it in its present state. Unless it gets a massive overhaul, don't bother with this one.

Achievement Hunters: Complete one lap for 100%. ~2 min

Well, for the most part at least. This "game" is based on Extreme Drift[assetstore.unity.com] by Mehdi Rabee but instead of improving the pretty bad foundation HEDE made it all worse.

Instead of drifting with cars we're "drifting" with a space ship. Yes, just one, and there's just on track as well. Obviously space ships don't really drift, especially not on a race track but these technical issues don't worry the "developer" in the slightest. They just pasted a big old space ship (another asset I'm sure) into a terrible drifting "simulation", added some space-y assets to make the track look like it's in space and there you go - instant game.

The result is as fun as watching paint dry. The space ship doesn't move very fast - of course not, it's just a different model replacing the original starter car - and drifts horribly. Controls are as clunky as in the original asset. After one lap around space the "fun" is fortunately already over. While you get rewarded with "Drift Coins" you can't do jack all with them as HEDE didn't bother to add more ships or tracks to unlock with them.

Maybe even they noticed that his "game" wasn't all that hot and just threw the towel. Didn't prevent them from trying to sell it for almost $10 though. That didn't work out too well it seems so it went straight into trash bundles.

If you were looking for a fun time look elsewhere - this ain't it, just another nasty asset flip/cash grab from serial offender HEDE.

For achievement hunters, yes.
As a game, no.

Easy Achievements, 100% / 2min. Just finish one track.