Drift car games" typically refer to racing video games that focus on drifting, a driving technique where the driver intentionally oversteers, causing the rear wheels to lose traction while maintaining control through the turn.

Drifting Mechanics: Central to the gameplay is the ability to perform and master drifts. This involves controlling the car through corners while sliding sideways.

Tracks and Environments: Games often feature a variety of tracks, including urban streets, circuits, mountain passes, and more, each with unique challenges and settings.

Car Customization: Players can typically customize their cars for performance and aesthetics, including tuning engines, adjusting suspension, and changing visual elements.

Challenges and Modes: Games may include various modes such as time trials, drift competitions, and career modes where players progress through events to unlock new cars and tracks.

Multiplayer: Many drift car games offer online multiplayer modes where players can compete against others in real-time drift battles or tournaments.