Drifting began on the mountain passes of Japan, where drivers pushed rear-wheel-drive cars to their limits, sliding through corners instead of simply racing through them. The technique spread worldwide thanks to pioneers like Keiichi Tsuchiya, the “Drift King,” and pop culture icons like the anime Initial D.

Drift Hunters borrows directly from this history, offering players the chance to drive cars inspired by the legends of the sport — from the humble AE86 to the monstrous Nissan GT-R.