Buy RDS: The Official Drift Videogame PC key

RDS: The Official Drift Videogame is a drifting game where you compete on famous tracks, tune and style cars, and race against other players. It features real-time online multiplayer, global rankings and competitions based on real drift rules.

Race and compete

You can train with friends or compete with drift fans around the world in real-time multiplayer, including tandem drift. The global pilot ranking rises with race victories and is used to qualify for online competitions; you can apply to take part in a real drift championship, judged by real rules. Other ways to practice and compete include:

• Race against your own recorded best run as a ghost.
• Compete with the best records set by other players.
• Train in a single race on any track.

The game also has player profiles, friend lists, a global chat, and chat for game rooms and competition lobbies.

Cars and tracks

Sixteen fictional cars are available, including Japanese, German, Russian and American models. You can use their headlights, alarm and horn. The game includes famous real-life tracks from Japan, Russia, the USA, Canada, Germany and other countries, with several configurations for each, as well as training bases and drift parks for freestyle drifting.

Tune and style your car

Tuning options cover the engine, ECU program and power limit; suspension, steering, wheel alignment and camber; body rigidity; clutch and transmission; weight reduction; and tire selection and pressure, set separately for the front and rear wheels. You can swap in one of 10 engines, each with its own characteristics and sound. Installed parts have individual weights that affect the car's overall weight.

You can also create car designs using layers, materials, colors and more than 840 vinyls across 100 layers. There are 60 detailed wheel options.

Driving conditions and physics

Choose the time of day and weather. Air and asphalt temperatures affect engine performance and tire grip, while lighting and atmosphere vary across the tracks. The game simulates tire physics and includes steering-wheel feedback, VR support and compatibility with motion platforms.