JDM: Japanese Drift Master

Я искренне хотел полюбить эту игру, и поначалу вайб был потрясающим. Но нынешнее направление с американским DLC, это полное разочарование. ​Мы играем в "Japanese Drift Master", чтобы прочувствовать JDM-культуру, горные дороги (тоуге) и легендарные японские кузова. Вместо того чтобы добавить более подходящие к жанру игры машины вроде ER34, Chaser или Laurel, вы добавляете американские маслкары и даже грузовик Ironvale Hauler F84, которые в этом сеттинге смотрятся абсолютно чужеродно. Ощущение, что игра теряет свое лицо и превращается в безликий клон «Форсажа». ​Вдобавок ко всему, ИИ-боты максимально тупые. В некоторых миссиях, где нужно проехать парный дрифт, это становится невероятно сложно и запарно: боты могут просто врезаться в стену, из-за чего приходится автоматически переигрывать миссию снова и снова. ​Физика очень спорная, кому-то нравится, кому-то нет, я нахожусь где-то посередине, но она явно требует доработки. И, наконец, мини-карта и навигация, это просто беда. Когда ставишь метку и прокладывается маршрут, любой реальный навигатор впал бы в шок от того, в какие колдоёбины местный GPS прокладывает путь. Приходится постоянно самому открывать карту и сверяться: «А туда ли я вообще еду?». ​Пожалуйста, прислушайтесь к комьюнити: нам нужно больше аутентичных «японцев», умный ИИ и работающая навигация, а не случайные DLC, которые портят всю атмосферу.

[h2]頑張ってるとは思うんだ[/h2] 単に「日本を楽しくドライブしたい」のであれば, 今や Forza Horizon 6 を選ばない理由は無い. が, それでも敢えてJDMを勧めるなら…ということで比較的良かったところを雑多に挙げてみる. ちなみに良くないところは既に様々な人がレビューを書いてくれているが概ね否定はしない. [list] [*] 値段が安い [*] ちゃんと道が狭い [*] 収録BGMがかっこいい, 特にEurobeatチャンネルがある [*] ドリフトの教習が(比較的)丁寧 [*] 街中のNPC車両をオフにできる [*] 日本の実在サーキットがいくつか収録されている [*] ストーリーのキャラが(一応)かわいい [*] オフラインで遊べる, Microsoftアカウントも不要 [*] トンチキ日本語を摂取できる [/list] うーん. 個人的には今自分がFH6を楽しめているのはJDMが有ったからと言っても過言ではないので そういう意味で好きなゲームではあるのだが… 何かの参考になれば幸いである.

Game 'has wheel support', but it's not good. Don't buy if you are looking to use a wheel. It's a controller game. Dev has known about the poor support for a while. Still no fix/update for it.

Good map with excellent views, great graphics, and perfect music. The big problem with the game? I play with a steering wheel and it’s practically impossible to control the car, no matter what settings I use. It feels like I’m driving on ice: as soon as I start turning into a corner, even at low speed, the car instantly loses control. The handling is terrible. I didn’t try playing with a controller, maybe it’s better, I don’t know. I decided to refund the game and get my money back. My intention was to play with a steering wheel, not with a controller. Very disappointed with the game. If you want this game to play with a steering wheel, save your money.

Absolute trash. This has to be a meme game right? Like there is no way this is serious. Let me explain as to why i ask that question. - Hit a rock while drifting, car is up in the air 50 ft. - Go over a cone, you guess it, car is now 50ft in the air. - Hit the railing drifting at low speed, at least a 720 turn on the car. - NPC drivers, just drive. Go in front of them, and they just drive lol they will crash you and keep driving. - Car completely still slowly slides sideways. If you just idle, you can watch the car slowly slide and just keep going. - Story mode is a manga comic, with no direction or guidance on what to do or where to go. - Game doesnt know if it wants to be NFSU, Forza or Assetto. - Physics are beyond arcade. We're talking Crazy Taxy arcade. Good if you want to literally play the Crazy Taxy of delivering sushi. If you go in with this expectation, you should be fine, other than that, its a bad game. Devs have a ton of work, it feels like a beta phase game. They're busy dropping DLCs though. Dont recommend whatsoever.

Thumbs up because this game is a genuinely awesome realization of what it would be like if you were a part of the Initial D universe. The atmosphere is quite immersive. Not astonishingly so, but 'really well realized', just missing the spark that would give the game its own identity. And: it IS a great racing game - when it wants to be one. What does that mean? Well, this is the low-down, full of lows entirely uncalled for: [h2]Much inspiration, no clear identity[/h2] There are many aspects in terms of design choices that I do neither want nor need in a racing game. To be clear, that is to say anything that isn't a race or a nice overworld for me to explore. Unfortunately, this game took all the wrong lessons from Forza Horizon. Jack of all trades and master of none and such. Just that the actual racing is really good, there's just far too little of it to be had. The map is full of symbols for 'events' that aren't actually races, but some sort of pseudo tutorial, of which there seems to be a sheer endless amount. The game wants to teach you how to drive JUST RIGHT!!!! so, so much, instead of simply letting you drive on your own and learn as you go. And there are bootleg manga strips that unfortunately fall flat on their face because they are neither here nor there stylistically (not manga, not cartoon, clearly made by an aspiring artist who loves Japanese manga but still fails to get the style right, and also not owning their own style, too), meant to introduce you to some sort of cringe 'European homestay cousin' story. It's like an extremely watered down G-rated Fast & Furious story arc that nobody wanted and threw in a ditch. It doesn't hook you at all and is actually intrusive to the gameplay in its current form, even though I get what their original intention with this was. Could have been interesting, if done better. I am totally unsure what demographic they were trying to cater to here, because there are exactly zero and nil youngsters around who still know or identify with Initial D or the subculture associated with it, and older generations like me do not generally enjoy the whole Forza whatchamadoodle. I am a hardcore racer, guys. What are you trying to give me here with all this? And to the younger players who don't even know the subject matter at hand? Thematically, this is a Final Fantasy VII Remake situation. [h2]Get Rekt, Speed Boy [/h2] And one warning before you dive in: I am currently stuck on one of these said force-fed tutorials, in comparison to which the infamous Driver 1 tutorial section blushes profusely, because this ♥♥♥♥ is so infuriatingly hard, that I'm about to get an aneurysm (and I'd like to think that I've played some hard racing games in my time so far). The game stipulates an unnecessary amount of rules for every one of these ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tutorials that have to be fulfilled for no other reason than '♥♥♥♥ you, we know better how to teach you than you are able to learn on your own'. In this case, you need to drive as the ghost of another racer, well intentioned it may be, because that way you will IN THEORY learn when to use your drift to get around corners and so on. But the other racer is on the track with you, and has no problems bumping into you, thereby annihilating your drift combo you so meticulously had to keep up until the very end of the race, because otherwise you will not get enough points to 'pass'. Also, you are not allowed to be too far away from him, and also mustn't overtake his car, because that disqualifies you in a matter of seconds (and the guy won't overtake you in turn... you have to manually come to a screeching halt IN THE MIDDLE OF THE COMPETITION, just so he is forced to do so). In short, to put things into perspective, get this: a --way easier-- tutorial that comes before this one still only has a player completion rate of [b]44 %[/b]. Yeah. [h2]Anyway[/h2] The game turns things that should be entirely optional into 'interesting side stories' that are neither exciting nor relevant to the actual game you play. It's still not as much as you get in Forza, though, so at the end of the day, I am more than happy that they made this game and am looking very much forward to JDM 2.

This game is trying to be what street racing games like NFS, Midnight Club, and Tokyo Extreme Racer used to be. This game is essentially what NFS Pro-Street should've been IMO. And while it's not perfect if you're an old school Unc trying to relive those glory days of street racing games this is a great game to plug in your favorite controller and enjoy. It also has actual P-R-O-G-R-E-S-S-I-O-N. You know, you start dead broke with a rusty half primer rattletrap get embarrassed by the "cool guy" win races bet money or pinks and take risks or do the slow grind and build up your own work of art one of a kind supercar for yourself and climb up the ranks to become king of the streets. Not oh you just started here's 3 cars, oh you got 3rd place well here's a slot machine and oh you won a Ferrari, oh for the next 30 races forget your car use these cars we provide and win or lose here's $10million dollars, here's a free house and stuff, watch this cut scene of some goofball nepobaby partying at "Carchella" "this is car culture don'tcha know". Anyway off my rant, most of the people giving negative reviews think this game is supposed to be a drifting sim for their super high end simulator. It's not, even though it plays fine with my old Logitech G25 I prefer to play with the tried and true Xbox controller and if you do as well you'll probably like this game.

这烂B游戏能玩个毛线！方向盘压根玩不成，直线左右摆，不停的打转，GPS弄的就像个瓜皮！永远导不对！！！！越玩越火大，还尼玛退不了了！！艹你马！！！！！！

I just started playing this game, but I absolutely love it. I don't know what it is in particular, but it's almost perfect. I had went all out on FH6. I had been looking for an open world, jdm focused racing game reminiscent of the 80's-00's tuner culture but all of the big box racing series seem to miss the mark by a mile. New NFS, The Crew 2, Forza Horizon 6, they're all this weird brand of car carnival / festival types that just seem like silly colorful arcades. They give everybody the same quarter million dollar hyper car that dusts everything else in existence. Doesn't feel like there's any soul in it at all. JDM: Japanese Drift Master was the hidden gem I was looking for. For starters, it's unashamedly Japanese and that's perfect. The story is pretty decent! Coming from old NFSU/2/MW, I'm a sucker for story progression in car games. Is it absolutely filled with campy Initial D references? Absolutely, but that's part of what makes it so good. FH6 has a brief verbal mention of Initial D, but it hardly pays homage to the legacy and impact the series had to tuner culture. Fantastic customization options. Rims, Underglow, Spoilers, Racing Seats, Nitrous - Completely clapped out. Blurred surroundings and a fiery tailpipe when using NOS like F&F 1&2. Mint. I'm not sure why JDM Drift Masters was unable to license all the manufacturers - Maybe Toyota and Mitsubishi had too high of a price tag or declined, so that's a small bummer but I'm sure the dev team tried to get them. They still have their vehicles in knockoff brands and that works for me! It does seem they were able to license some of the songs from Initial D and it's beautiful, beyond the rest of the soundtrack and stations being excellent as well. The map of Japan is much smaller than FH6, but I like it better. The streets are narrow as they should be. Running a mountain touge feels tight in spacing, however if you can master the floaty drifting physics, it's a blast. This also takes up a quarter of the storage space that Forza does. Solid graphics, beautiful world to drive through. Many of the same landmarks that are seen in Forza. The physics are definitely not the most realistic, but they're fun. It's a bit difficult to manage at first, but once you get the hang of it, there won't be a second where you're not sliding all over the place. Incredibly satisfying. They actually add the element of clutch kicking to initiate a drift and I love that. There are Sushi delivery jobs. All focused around drifting, in a Nissan Laurel. Wicked. This kills the the Delivery Truck/Van delivery jobs in FH6. I know Forza also has a night mode, but it just FEELS better here. The world and headlight lighting just falls better situationally. Some reviews claim there's not enough traffic, but honestly for not having a large city, it's the perfectly realistic amount. Good variety in NPC vehicles driving around. Love all the driving camera angles. Enjoy the photo mode, however this is an area where Forza excels. The wheel support alright, but it's not unplayable by any means. Free roam anyway. I could see events or challenges being a bit more challenging. Probably a bit easier on the controller. Overall, if you're a fan of classic NFSU/2/MW, F&F 1-3, TXR 1-3, give this a shot. I got it on Sale/Discount for a 1/5 of what I spent on FH6, and it's winning my heart over entirely.