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Drift Hunters is a 3D drifting game with one simple idea: throw a car sideways, hold the slide as long as you can, and turn the points into a better car. There are no opponents and no finish line. You are alone on the track with a score counter, and the only thing that matters is how long and how cleanly you can keep the tires sliding.

That makes it an odd neighbour on There Is No Game, where most pages are riddles and trick questions. It is a calm change of pace. Nothing here lies to you; the challenge is plain driving skill, and a session can last two minutes or an hour depending on how much you want to tune your garage.

How to play

Steer with the arrow keys or WASD. Space is the handbrake, which you use to kick the rear of the car out, and C switches the camera view. Click inside the game once so the keyboard goes to it rather than the page.

Pick a car and a track, then start sliding. Points build while the car is drifting, and a longer, steeper slide pays more than a short one. Crash into a wall or straighten out and the current combo is lost, so the loop is to link corners into one long chain. The points convert into money, and money buys new cars and upgrades such as engine and handling parts, so each run makes the next one easier to score in.

Tips

• Start the slide with a quick tap of the handbrake going into a corner, then let go and steer into the slide with the throttle rather than holding the brake.
• Small steering corrections keep a drift going longer than big ones. Slamming the wheel the other way usually spins you out.
• Buy upgrades before chasing an expensive new car. A well-tuned starter car is easier to control than a powerful one you cannot hold sideways.
• Try different cars on the same track; weight and power change how easily they slide.

Similar games on There Is No Game

If you want something with a different kind of challenge, Level Devil is a platformer that keeps changing the rules on you, and Resizer is a quick puzzler about size. Brain Dozer sits closer to arcade play than the riddle games. None of them are about driving, so Drift Hunters is the one to open when you want to practise a skill instead of solve a trick.

It suits short breaks with a keyboard, and long ones if you enjoy upgrading a garage. Progress is kept in your browser, so your cars should still be there next time on the same device.