The highly anticipated racing game, JDM Japanese Drift Master, originally scheduled for a March 2025 Steam release, has been delayed until May 21, 2025. This decision, announced just weeks before the planned launch, allows the developers additional time to refine and enhance the game.
A new gameplay teaser accompanies the announcement, showcasing the game's commitment to authentic Japanese drift culture. The teaser highlights detailed car models, immersive environments, and refined drifting mechanics. While disappointing for some, the delay promises a superior final product.
The developers stated, "We want to ensure that JDM Japanese Drift Master lives up to the excitement and anticipation you’ve shown. The additional time will allow us to polish every aspect of the game and make it truly special."
Although fans must wait a little longer, the promise of a more polished and feature-rich experience makes the delay a worthwhile investment in the game's overall quality.
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