Initial Drift

Name: Initial Drift
Rating: 3.1 (98 reviews)
Author: Przemyslaw Gajc

By: Przemyslaw Gajc App

Drift on mountain roads

Overview

Version:

1.23

Last updated: 2020-07-14

Ranking

#161,075 ▲ 16,745

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Initial Drift is a fast-paced downhill drift racing Chrome extension. Race against the clock on narrow mountain roads, with drift or non-drift modes and the threat of tiny mistakes costing you time.

Key features include 24 cars across 3 worlds with 72 route variations, arcade driving physics, 7 steering options, multiple camera views, a leveling system with rewards, and global competition through highscores and medals.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Przemyslaw Gajc

Rating:

3.10

(98)

Version:

1.23 Last updated: 2020-07-14

Version code:

836386836

Creation date:

2020-05-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

342.33MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-27

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Ranking

# 161,075 ▲ 16,745

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Developed by:

Przemyslaw Gajc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/initial-drift/id1512034398

User Reviews

Many reviews praise Initial Drift as a fun, accessible racer with solid core mechanics, but widespread concerns center on control and content. Players cite unresponsive or stiff steering and buggy or inconsistent drift physics, plus flaky controller support (notably PS4). There’s also disappointment over content gaps—too few maps and cars, and a lack of multiplayer or customization. Monetization is a frequent gripe, with cars requiring purchase to unlock. Still, reviewers see strong potential and expect updates addressing controls and balance to unlock the game’s full appeal.

Pros

Fun and engaging gameplay that many reviewers enjoy.
Solid core mechanics and drift-oriented feel praised by some players.
Easy to pick up and hop in quickly for a race.
Shows strong potential for future updates and improvements.

Cons

Steering/turning is unresponsive or too stiff, making control difficult.
Controller support is flaky or unusable on some devices (e.g., PS4 controllers).
Content gaps: too few maps and cars; lack of multiplayer and customization.
Monetization: cars cost money to unlock, causing frustration.
Physics can feel floaty or heavy with inconsistent drift, and there are requests for a handbrake or improved handling.