Gaming Factory’s JDM: Japanese Drift Master has been delayed to May 21st. The open-world racing sim was originally slated for March 26th on PC.
Regarding the reason for the delay, the development team says it wanted to “ensure that the product you buy not only meets your expectations but exceeds them. We want you to have a seamless experience from the get-go, and the additional time will help us polish the fine details of the game.”
It praised fans’ “dedication, critical feedback and words of encouragement” and believes this should be “duly rewarded.” While it puts the “final polishing touches” on the title, it will offer more information on features (like the tuning system) leading up to launch.
Focused on Japanese street racing, JDM: Japanese Drift Master is pretty ambitious, promising over 250 kilometers of open roads, dynamic weather, and a day/night cycle in the fictional Guntama, Japan. Licensed brands include Mazda, Subaru, Nissan, and even Honda, with paint and tuner shops for customizing looks and performance.
In terms of events, players can look forward to drifting, drag racing, and various quests. There’s even a story with over 40 narrative events and manga-style pages. Stay tuned for more details and gameplay ahead of its launch.
