Racing
Neon Drift Club
★★★★☆ 4.2
Neon Drift Club isn't trying to be a simulator. It's a loud, fast arcade racer where holding a drift charges your boost, and chaining them is the whole point. The tracks are short and stuffed with shortcuts you'll only find by crashing a few times first.
The default tilt steering is decent, but I switched to on-screen buttons within minutes and things clicked. There's also a one-touch steering mode for casual play, which my nephew loved. Good that they included options for every skill level.
Battery use is moderate at around fourteen percent an hour. The car handling models are exaggerated in a fun way — nothing here pretends to be realistic, and that's exactly the appeal.
What we liked
- Three separate control schemes
- Drift-focused, boost-chaining gameplay
- Short tracks perfect for quick sessions