Recent reviews by Master D 4

Step 1: Go to building where objective is.
Step 2: Blow up building.
Step 3: Use objective that is now on the ground floor.

It's just like having a real snowplowing job... without getting the real money for doing it.

Online servers are now shut down.... which normally I wouldn't care about. I've never played an online match.
BUT, for some stupid reason, career mode is tied to the online servers so now you can't play career mode and are forced to buy the newest 2K game, which is the same as the last 10 games they have churned out.

2K is greedy and will not get another cent from me.

Ok, so the game started out with a rocky launch with serious performance issues. HOWEVER, thanks to quick patches, the game is now more than playable. It's not 500fps, but it's a city builder, not a shooter. So many of the changes from Cities: Skylines I are great. Starting to miss mods a little, mostly nit-picky, quality-of-life stuff. Looking forward to the mod support getting added back in.
Overall, if you loved the first one, you will like this game.

Very solid drift game. I can't believe more people aren't playing it.
Physics: 9/10
Graphics: 9/10
Maps: 9/10
The devs seem to have worked hard to get this game where it is today. While I've been playing there has been huge improvements to the car physics.
There are 2 open world maps, which have some real world tracks built into them. One of the maps is only about half finished with the rest still "coming soon," but still great.
The multiplayer works well.
Plenty of cars to choose from, plus ability to upgrade. Tired of drifting an s-chassis? Jump in a city bus! I wish the cars were licensed... but it's clear enough what each one really is.

Overall it's a cool mashup of a drift game, and a car mechanic simulator... without the tedious car building mechanics like screwing in every bolt. Not for everyone, but I appreciate that I can feel like I'm building the car myself.
Biggest complaint from the building side is there aren't a ton of cars to choose from.
As for the driving, it's no Assetto Corsa, but the physics are still much better than arcade. I was unfortunate enough to start playing right after an update the broke feedback, but the devs fixed it fairly quickly.
If the cars had a bit more side bite they would be great.
The single player challenges are enjoyable to learn the tracks and get feedback by receiving a scored run.
The tracks themselves are great.
I'd say 7/10. There's room for improvement, but overall enjoyable.

Now it requires an Epic account to play?
Another dev that sold out to Epic.
RIP. Uninstalled.

Don't turn on explosive balls if you want to keep your friends.

Huge step up from Spintires.

Why am I playing this?