Feel the Change in JDM: Japanese Drift Master
JDM: Japanese Drift Master has received a new update across all platforms, bringing meaningful improvements to driving physics, multiplayer, and several vehicle-related fixes. The update also arrives alongside a limited-time cross-platform discount, giving new players a chance to jump in at a reduced price.
Developer Gaming Factory described JDM as a passion project and thanked the community for its continued support. The studio said it may not match the pace of larger AAA productions, but it remains committed to expanding and improving the game with every update.
The biggest changes focus on the driving experience. The patch refines suspension response and rebound speeds, making cars feel more stable over uneven roads. It also improves how steering and grip react during skids, while rear-heavy cars now respond more naturally to small steering corrections.
One fan-favorite feature also returns: tire pressure tuning is once again available in the Car Tuning Workshop, giving players more control over vehicle setup.
Multiplayer has also received several quality-of-life fixes. Players should now see accurate track completion percentages, properly displayed long nicknames, warning prompts before leaving active races, corrected post-race voting screens, and smoother gamepad navigation in event creation menus.
Several vehicles have been polished as well, including fixes for the Nissan 180SX Type R, Nissan Z33, Ironvale Hauler F84, FSO Polonez, Akina Phantom, and Roebuck Jetstream.
The studio confirmed that its long-awaited livery system is next in line, with even more unannounced content already in development. For JDM fans, this update is another solid step toward a stronger drifting experience.