Drift Masters is a virtual drifting game that tests your speed and control skills while playing the game. Besides moving your car from one end to another, you will also have to maneuver turns and slide your car without losing control of it when you are in the process of driving.
To enjoy the gameplay, you need to learn how different driving techniques like steering your car, braking, and using the handbrake work in combination to get a good result in drifting. In order to drift right, you cannot just press the gas pedal and hope for the best result. Instead, you need to figure out the right speed needed for each corner, precisely steer your car in the right direction, and then adjust your car in the process of drifting.
As your drifting skills get better every round, you will earn coins that can be used as extra motivation to improve your driving skills.
W: Speed Up
S: Slow and Go Back
A: Steering Left
D: Steering Right
Space: Handbrake Control
F: Starting Nitro
L: Lights Control
C: Change Camera
Left Shift: Gear Up
Left Ctrl: Gear Down
Controlling Speed: Speed up in straight sections, but get ready for turns ahead of time.
Using the Handbrake: Press the spacebar when you need to turn the car.
Fine Steering: Use small movements to steer the vehicle instead of making jerky motions.
Mind the Walls: Leave some space for your turn to be executed properly.
Practice Turns: Observing when to brake and when to steer can really contribute to a smoother ride.
One of the most interesting parts of Drift Masters is that you can learn a lot from a failed attempt.
When you crash at a corner outside, perhaps you entered it too fast. When the car is not sliding right, you will need to change your method or maybe use the handbrake differently. When you lose control at the corner midway, you might have corrected your steering too sharply.
Instead of making wide changes, try to change one element of your technique in the next approach. Go through the same corner at a slightly lower speed, give your handbrake less pressure, or start steering earlier.
This simple process makes your repeated attempts helpful practice. You are no longer just trying to avoid accidents on the track; you are mastering it.
