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Games like CarX Drift Racing Online

Enjoyed CarX Drift Racing Online? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as CarX Street, Drift Streets Japan, JDM: Japanese Drift Master. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About CarX Drift Racing Online: CarX Drift Racing Online is a drift simulator featuring realistic physics developed with the CarX Motorsport team. Players tune over 120 cars using a wide range of body kits and parts, five types of modifications, various engines and more than 50 settings. Driving assist is available for controllers and keyboards, while steering wheel setups offer a more demanding experience. Online, up to 16 players can join rooms without restrictions that they create or enter, or compete in TOP-32 mode across 19 tracks and hundreds of community-made Workshop maps.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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CarX Street

CarX Street is an open-world racing simulation set in the city of Sunset City. Players drive a range of cars and tune their performance and looks, including paint, rims, LED lighting, and interior seats and steering wheels. Within StreetNET, a network for underground racers, drivers earn respect and climb to the elite. Activities include club races against district bosses, freedrift sessions in parking lots, drift races on scenic serpentine roads, timed sprint races, leaderboard competitions, and delivery quests.

Drift Streets Japan

Drift Streets Japan is a racing game about illegal night street racing. Players work with cars and advanced engine tuning while driving along a large Japanese highway with traffic. Drifting can be attempted from the car cockpit camera, and grip, steering lock, drivetrain and vehicle physics can be adjusted. The game offers an online mode for up to 600 players, local multiplayer for up to 32 friends, a damage system, and support for custom maps and cars.

JDM: Japanese Drift Master

JDM: Japanese Drift Master is an open-world, story-driven game centred on drifting and Japanese street racing culture. Players travel through mountain Tōge serpentines, rural roads and highways of the fictional prefecture of Guntama, which blends real locations from across Japan. Licensed Nissan, Honda, Subaru and Mazda cars offer extensive tuning, and two driving models, Arcade and Simcade, can be switched at any time. The story about second chances is told through hand-drawn manga pages and includes over 40 events against top drifters.

Street Outlaws 2: Winner Takes All

This sequel to Street Outlaws puts you in some of the roughest drag and street races across the United States for the Winner Takes All National Champion title. Success depends on your performance, modding strategy and the reputation you earn. There are 26 drag vehicles plus 5 challenge cars, 36 locations and over 250 parts like rims, parachutes, tires, window tints and tire smoke colors, plus a customizable team garage. Unreal Engine improves lighting and textures; you also get unique races and stunts, cast members such as Ryan Martin, Big Chief, AZN, Lizzy and Farmtruck, race wagers, asynchronous tournaments and leaderboards.

V-Rally 4

V-Rally 4 is an off-road racing game from studio Kylotonn Racing Games, combining rallies, rallycross, drifting, buggies and hill climbs. Players take the wheel of more than 50 historic and modern cars and tackle demanding routes in harsh conditions, from Kenya to Sequoia Park. The package includes a Career mode, 22 environments and a Stage Generator, a livery editor for customising vehicles, quick races, and online play for up to 8 players or split-screen multiplayer.

Assetto Corsa

Assetto Corsa is a racing simulator built on the DirectX 11 graphics engine. Its physics realistically reproduces the behaviour of real cars, including flat spots on tyres, heat cycles and active aerodynamic parts controlled in real time by telemetry. Players drive licensed cars on laser-scanned tracks, such as Monza, through a career mode, special events and challenges, or races in single-player and multiplayer modes.