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Press release:
JDM will release with all of the content available on PC and Xbox. This includes all of the new content added since the game’s launch on Steam in May 2025, among others with: the Photo Mode and the Landmarks activity; new cars including the Honda NSX NA1, Subaru Impreza GV STI and the Nissan GTR R35 EBA; the recent Eurobeat radio additions; as well as with a plethora of bug fixes, physics updates and other gameplay adjustments. The game will launch February 6, 2026 at 34,99 USD MSRP.

JDM: Made in USA

On launch day, players will also have access to the JDM: Made in USA DLC, hosting six, unlicensed vehicles, playing homage to muscle cars and the American unique drifting scene. The DLC will be sold for 5,99 USD.

Recent updates for JDM on PC and Xbox

The PC and Xbox versions of the game recently received an update, introducing five new cars to the roster from the Akina family – non-licensed JDM cars, which should be more than familiar to fans of a certain manga and anime. Remaining on the subject, the game also received additional tracks for its Eurobeat radio station with some of the most beloved tracks in this music genre, including Running In The 90’s by Max Coveri and The Top by Ken Blast.

The update also brought performance optimization with shortened loading times for the Open World and Fast Travel. Rebalance of the Easy difficulty mode and some minor physics updates for the Arcade Driving model, alongside some overall bugfixes.

About JDM: Japanese Drift Master
Discover Japan’s legendary car culture in JDM: Japanese Drift Master! Take on challenging mountain roads, visit Japanese legendary drifting spots in licensed JDM cars and immerse in the story about second chances through hand-drawn manga pages. Explore an open world where every turn invites you to master the art of drift.