Kholm Drift

A one-thumb drift racer with no drivetrain simulation and no apology for it. You hold the screen to steer into a slide and release to catch it; everything else — throttle, gearing, line — is handled for you. The whole game lives in the timing of that release.

Thirty-one hand-built passes run from a dry coastal switchback to a night stage in freezing fog where you drive by the guardrail reflectors. Every stage has a ghost of your best line and a ghost of the stage record, and both are on the road with you at the same time.

The physics are deliberately fake. We built a real tyre model first, shipped it to a hundred testers, and watched every one of them describe it as "correct but joyless". The version on the store cheats constantly in the player's favour and tests forty points better on fun.