The free-to-play prologue for JDM: Japanese Drift Master received its first significant update, introducing a new Challenge Mode.
Now, players can put their skills to the test on closed tracks, competing in both Drift and Grip challenges, as well as facing off against AI rivals.
The update also adds many improvements and fixes, including adjusted physics and engine tweaks for several licensed Nissan, Subaru, and Mazda vehicles.
Players can now take these cars for a spin at the dealership and truly push them to their limits in the new Challenge Mode.
Additional features in this update include:
- Wheel Presets: Support for T300, T500, T150, G29, G920, and Fanatec V2 with improved infographics and steering wheel navigation support.
- Custom Binding: Expanded device support and improved custom binding of hardware.
- SFX Optimizations: Fixed interior camera SFX, ambient sounds, and UI sounds volume transitions.
- Event Fixes: Addressed disqualification issues and improved drift in tuned versions for various events.
- General Adjustments: Fixed localization, tweaked SMS textures, and adjusted horn range.
With this update, players can further refine their skills in preparation for the full release of JDM: Japanese Drift Master.
