Tofu Drifter

I just downloaded around a week ago and I have to say, I love the game. It is very simple to understand and it doesn’t make you watch ads, but instead lets you choose if you want to watch them for more rewards. One suggestion I have is to give some more consequences for getting off-road. I think maybe decreasing the cargo quality is a good idea due to the reason that it is kinda hard to get low cargo quality. Overall I love the game and I don’t think I will be deleting the app anytime soon.

I really really love this game, The art style is great and the drifting is super fun and satisfying, the controls took a minute to get the hang of but it was worth it once I did. There are a few things I would love to see added, definitely car customization, which I’ve seen a lot of other reviews talk about, that way you could use your favorite car and make it the best one to use, it would be cool if you could put upgrades in cars that helped in different environments, snow tires for the snow, off-road tires for country roads, etc. the collision needs some work too but overall it’s avoidable. I think a global leader board system or something would be cool too, highest score or money or something like that, would give good indenture to keep playing the game after you’ve unlocked everything other than it’s just super fun to drift. It’s a great game and highly recommend you play it and I really cannot wait to see what gets added in the future!

Starts off well but game progress slows down as you wait to level up. And the thing is you need to gain multiple levels to improve your facilities just once. So if you're L9 with a L2 garage you may need to get to L 12 to get a L3 garage. And the same goes for your office. Seems like it'd make more sense to sync the levels up, unless it's just a device to disguise how boring the game is. I suspect this second one to be the correct answer because there's not much going on. You just drive down a road hitting targets and trying not to crash. It can be entertaining but if you think about it too much you realize you're doing a heck of a lot of nothing to get to the next milestone.