I am for now a more or less retired Driftcar Driver from Pro Series in Europe in real life. Did it for more than 10 years (36yrs old now) and also were driving about the half of all the JDM cars and engines that are present in that game.
I play this game in VR only to meet with my real life car tuning & drifting buddies from that time. I cannot judge the game in Non_VR mode, this review is for VR Mode only.

First of all, the game is fun and at the moment far the best drifting experience you can get in VR.
The drifting is of course very arcady, even with all assist turned off the cars feel like you got your 10year old winter tires with negative toe on the rear axle. But its still ok and fun because the game at least gives you enough possibilities to adjust your drift line as you wish.
Handbrake works easy as expected in such a game, even Clutchkicks are possible despite their yaw movement come way too late compared how it works in real drifting...but ok at least its fun and also possible to get beginners into the game drifting like a pro in no time.

I would say the game feels like a mix of the drifting levels of good old Need for Speed Underground and GRID Drifting Stages. Not bad, even if its still too arcady but fun after all I would say.

So why my negative review? Because I want to point out some details that me and my buddies (all of them have tuned JDM cars you find in that game) are missing to make the game the best VR drifting experience for gamers and drifters alike....and please note thats not just me wanting to have a simulation here, if I want real life drift feeling I do it in real life at the weekend with my car. Arcadey Feeling is fine here ;)

Negative Points:
- No Intercom / Voicechat Feature (we always use Skype while drifting which is fine, but how do you do it as a single player joining our lobby? They have no way to communicate with us while driving despite using morse codes with their horn)
- No feelable difference in weight shift when do left/right or forward/backward mass balance cg
- No realistic physics when breaking and going full throttle at once while in a drift to extend a drift line
- Only practice modes, no championship or battle modes in multiplayer
- Boring scenerey (a crowded scene at the side of some maps like you find on real drift events would be nice)
- Please add a narrorator like the japanese speaking guy commenting your drifts like in GRID. That would be so super awesome!
- F1 key is the only key to center your VR seating position and I cannot map it on any joystick key is very very uncomfortable
- Even with graphic details turned all the way down I only get about 45 FPS on my i7 GTX1070 machine. According Steam VR statistics my machine do not drop a single frame...Seems to be poorly optimized. With that simple graphic it should easily handle the 90FPS you need for VR
- No exteriour modifications like bodykits, headlights, exhausts, spoilers, etc.
- Interiours are mostly all the same and are not correct to their respective cars
- No original tuning brands (most probably due licensing costs)
- Engines and horsepower almost all feel identically, you always got enough horsepower
- Engine sounds are also pretty similar and do not sound different if you tune the engine or turbo
- Cars from other players are always have an empty driver seat. It would be super mega cool if you could see an avatar from another player drifting with you in tandem drift while he is holding one of his hand outside showing you some funny stuffs
- Not much difference in car behaviour between the various cars. Believe me, I have driven the Skylines, Silvias, BMW, etc. on track in real life and they do feel different in drifting :-P
- Point system is nice, but do not reflect real life drifting difficult levels. If I try to drift like I had to do with the line needed to win in a real drift competition I always get the lowest drifting score in the game. But at least those lines are also the most challenging lines to drift in this game too which is a lot of fun with your buddies trying to make your own personal challenges....so 2 thumbs up for the game physics here, but 1 thumb down for the points system
- No damage on cars. Optical damage like loosing your bumpers etc. would be cool
- Music .... the direction is good like westcoast music of the game Midnight Club LA, but not that good. If you could bring it on that level, wow the game would rock :-P

I really hope that the developer will make changes to some of my negative points. It would make us gamers & drifters really really happy.

So final verdict, should you buy it? Yes, definitely if you are a tuning head or drift addict!
Let us support the developer, they on the right path to get it done right I think.

So see ya at the track burning some tires :-D

The game is a lot of fun; for anyone that enjoyed the drifting in the first GRID game, the physics in FURIDASHI seem to be identical (there's even one warehouse track that's reminds me of a drift track in GRID). There some great cars and fun tracks, and the car upgrades and tuning is satisfying. Graphics are outdated, but the fun in the driving/drifting physics make up for it.

However I cannot recommend this game because it is half finished and abandoned. You can buy this same, incomplete game under three different names -
Peak Angle: Drift Online (2016)
FURIDASHI: Drift Cyber Sport (2017)
RDS - The Official Drift Videogame (2019)

It appears the tactic is to re-brand the game for a quick buck, rather than update and complete the game. Same cars and tracks, same gameplay and graphics, same missing and incomplete features. In FURIDASHI, there are menu options for multiplayer modes and additional tracks that don't exist.

If you really must scratch that drifting itch, maybe buy this on a super cheap discount. Within 2 hours you can experience everything this game has to offer. But I don't recommend buying it, as it's best not to support abandoned products and greedy tactics.

• Graphics / Audio :
  The Game was created by a smaller studio called Drift Physics Crew and honestly they did a good job visually with the game. The Car Models look very good when compared to the real versions ( example: Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 looks great ). The Tracks are legit IRL tracks which makes it even better. There aren't any amazing lighting effects nor particles. Audio wise the game is pretty ok. Exhaust sounds are decent with a good rumble, only problem sound wise where the turbos as they sounded a little bit weird in my opinion. The Soundtrack is a pretty good fit for this type of game!
  
  [ 7 out of 10 ]
  
  
• Gameplay :
  As the game says, it is a Drifting Sim. Now i have my doubts if this is a legit Sim as the Cars accelaration is pretty slow considering you have like 500hp, there is no damage model or any other advanced tactical sim features but if we look at the drifting only it is very good with a wheel. You can constumize your vehicle too as it has a decent amount of costumization options.
  
  [ 7,5 out of 10 ]
  
  
• Story :
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• Multiplayer :
  The Game doesn't have a huge following currently but you can find some lobbies and have some fun.
  During the Sales you mind find a lot more active players.
  If you want to play with friends you can create a Steam Friends lobby which is a great addition!
  
  [ 7 out of 10 ]
  
  
• Performance :
  The Game runs easily on High End and Mid Range PCs. I havent tried it out on a Low End Laptop but it could be possible to achieve a solid 30 fps on the Lowest settings.
  I had no crashes and the game has the Steam Cloud feature plus VR.
  
  [ 8 out of 10 ]
  
  
• Price :
  For 14,99 Eur. You get a pretty good Drifting Game which becomes even better with friends!
  
  
  Recommended if you like Drifting.
  
  
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was ok but they have dropped it again to bring out another game. disapointing

Looks very promising. Nice graphics, can be played with controller as well. Lots of cars to choose from. Outstanding engine sounds. Recommend!

As for the downsides, wheel size tuning and other basic stuff missing (yet), the drifting is a bit sketch in terms of car's body wiggle, although the suspension is very firm. Also the overstreer is mad, very difficult to hold a decent angle (compared to real life). Other than that - great game!

This game surprised me. It surprised me how aweful of an interpretation of drifting you can have, it might tickle your scrotum with jdm legends but they all behave in the same, extra terrastrial way. If you had two people, one working on solving the enigma code and one trying to work out how this games physics make sense, i guarantee that the enigma decoder would finish first every time. The logic of this game is one of the universes greatest mysteries. 7/10 wouldnt burnout again.

- Installed Furidashi Drift Cyber Sport
- Purchases Toyota AE86
- Furidashi Drift Cyber Sport becomes Furidashi Tofu Delivery Simulator
- Races Yellow FD RX-7
- Beats Yellow FD RX-7 and befriends Takahashi Keisuke
- Proceeds to becomes the greatest street racer in Kanto

10/10 would not spill cup of water again.

Where are the rotary engines though? 13B THE WORLD!

Fun game that has potential but needs some work.
It's actually pretty good! Graphics, physics, it's all here!
The graphics are quite good. The textures are good.
The cars, the tracks and the surroundings are detailed. The game's physics is great.
This a super fun game more for the cars fans.
This game not a sim its more of aracade but i love this gust go it yestraday i love so much i reccomend you to get this if you love cars and drifting.
If you play only in single player mode you will get bored fast so make sure to play with others.
This game is fun and i enjoy it, it just needs some more work.

Got a refund, I was hoping it was a simulator because it was tagged as such but the drifting is horrible. Its like driving on ice all the time and your car just slides anywhere, no care in real life behaves like in this game.

Video review -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXj4vueSgDQ

Building your indie game around an online experience with a high initial price is more often than not suicide. This game suffers the same fatal problem many other online based indie games face - A dead playerbase, even upon launch.

This pretty much turns this game into an expensive drift sandbox. I’d rather recommend GRID series instead or any other game with drifting and single player. There is no real single player mode to this game, just a simple practice mode where you’re alone doing drifts and to even include DLC is absolutely absurd. Yes it’s only visual, but what is the point of that? The price is already through the roof as it is.

Without online all the game falls down to being is an offline sandbox of pointless non-objective based drifting. That being said, I could’ve had miniscule fun drifting around pointlessly for a bit but sadly I couldn’t even have that, as the game didn’t even include controller support.