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Press release:
Las Vegas, Nevada, November 7th, 2022.
The Las Vegas-based (Nevada, the US) indie games developer Jonworks Interactive are today very happy and thrilled to announce that they have just released the rally mode for their real physics driving game “Drift Type C” (the said game mode is available right now for PC via Steam Early Access).

It’s time to hit the road! Indie developer Jonworks Interactive have today announced that the new rally mode has been added to the real physics driving game “Drift Type C”.

Currently available on Steam Early Access for $19.99, the new rally mode consists of 64 stages featuring intense off-road racing with no drifting allowed.

In “Drift Type C”, race across 9 different biomes as you compete against 13 warriors and 13 ghosts to free the God of Time. To aid you in your quest, the God of Time gives you the Hypervesicle, an item that slows down your race timer every time you pull off a successful drift. Master it, and set a two second lap time in a two minute race!

“Drift Type C” specialises in hyper realistic car specs offering a detailed handling model for everything from power to weight, to differential setup, to factory tyre compound and alignment settings. While the physics may be real, the variety of activities on offer is limited only by your imagination. “Drift Type C” features: off-roading, multi-stage rally races, dorifuto batadu, driving on trays, flagging, delivering tofu, DIY Space Gymkhana, texting while driving, or driving a bus for some reason!

“Drift Type C” offers a massive sandbox featuring a hybrid-procedurally generated world that curates over 100 miles of road. And if you want even more, you can go into Creative Mode and make your own roads, cities, and events. With over 20 terrain surfaces, each offering their own particle and skid effects and traction profiles, the possibilities are endless!

About Jonworks Interactive
Based in Las Vegas, Jonworks Interactive is the work of solo developer and car enthusiast Jonathan C. Haman. Its first game is the hyper realistic driving game Drift Type C, currently on Steam Early Access.