JDM: Japanese Drift Master Adds Multiplayer in Major Update
The multiplayer update transforms the fictional Gunma Prefecture from a solitary driving experience into a shared space where players can spontaneously meet, cruise, and race, fulfilling the open world's potential.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
The open-world racing game JDM: Japanese Drift Master received a major update at the end of July, adding a multiplayer mode for up to eight players on Steam. The update also introduces a new side story campaign called Ayumi, along with various bug fixes and improvements.
The open-world racing game JDM: Japanese Drift Master has added a multiplayer mode in a major update released at the end of July. The mode is currently available on the Steam version, with console versions planned for the future. Up to eight players can now drive through the fictional Gunma Prefecture, which features over 250 kilometers of roads inspired by real Japanese mountain passes.
Three race types are available: one-on-one battles on touge courses, drift races for up to eight players, and grip races that include circuit courses on the prefecture's expressway. Players can challenge each other by pulling up next to another car in the open world and sending a race request. After races, players vote to run the same course again, move to a different challenge, or return to the open world.
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