Reality Drift Launches on Steam with Courses by Katamari's Keita Takahashi
Reality Drift, a roguelike racing game about delivering packages to god-like beings, launched on Steam on Thursday, November 12.
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Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, KAI-YOU.
Why it matters
Takahashi's guest course work puts his surreal style inside a 100-car roguelike racer, a pairing the release makes available to Steam players now rather than a distant announcement.
Key Facts
- Reality Drift released on Steam on Thursday, November 12.
- Reality Drift costs 2,100 yen, discounted 15% to 1,785 yen until Sunday, November 22.
- Keita Takahashi, known for Katamari Damacy, joined Reality Drift as a guest artist.
- Takahashi designed a Reality Drift course that runs through the inside of a human body.
- Races in Reality Drift put 100 cars against each other to deliver packages to god-like beings.
It costs 2,100 yen, with a 15% launch discount to 1,785 yen through Sunday, November 22, and a free demo is available. Keita Takahashi, known for Katamari Damacy, joined as a guest artist and designed courses including one set inside a human body.
The Steam page lists more of Takahashi's contributions than the human body course. According to the developer's announcement on Steam, he produced artworks for worlds with giant sheep, pigeons, bats, skeletons, and giant legs growing from the ground. Those sit alongside the game's own settings of heaven, hell, and the cat kingdom.
Races put 100 cars on course at once, the player's among them. Between runs, players pick the next course and choose upgrades, so route and ability decisions carry as much weight as driving. The 15% discount runs through Sunday, November 22.
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