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CarX Drift Racing is a racing game developed by CarX Technology. The game is powered by Unity3D, and has one of the most realistic car physics.
Development
editIn the early development of the game, Anatoly Scherbak, the founder of CarX Technology and his companions used a RWD Nissan Skyline R34 to make car physics engine.
As lite version of the game was released in Google Play Store and App Store, the demo was very successful as a result of more than 1.3 million downloads.
Lots of users requested to release the full game, and it was finally released as a free game on May 19, 2013.
Cars
editThe game has totally 23 cars and each car has 4 upgrade profiles:Stock, Turbo, Racing, Drift.
Hachi-Roku, based on Toyota AE86.
Honver TR, based on Honda Civic Type R.
Pigeon IV, based on Holden Calais.
Phoneix NX, based on Nissan 240SX S13.
Horizon GT4, based on Nissan Skyline R34.
Thunderstrike, based on Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger.
Caravan G6, based on Volvo 240.
STG 440, based on Dodge Ram SRT-10.
Godzilla R3, based on Nissan Skyline R33.
Steel DM, based on DeLorean DMC-12.
Burner JDM, based on Toyota Chaser X100.
Bimmy P30, based on BMW M3 E30.
Thor 8800, based on Peterbilt 379.
Ninja SX, based on Honda NSX.
Raven RV8, based on HSV Maloo.
DTM 46, based on BMW M3 E46.
Wellington S20, based on Nissan Silvia S13.
Falcon RZ, based on Mazda RX-7
Piranha X, based on Nissan 350Z.
Black Jack X22, based on Ford Mustang.
Wanderer L30, based on Toyota Supra.
Asura M1, based on Toyota 86.
Spector RS, based on Nissan Silvia S15.
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