Hold to drift right, release to drift left. Keep the car on the endless winding road.
👆 Hold to drift right, release to swing back ← All gamesDrift is a one-finger racing game about momentum, not steering wheels. Your car never stops moving forward; the only thing you control is which way it slides. Hold your finger down and the car drifts to the right. Let go and it swings back to the left. The road ahead bends constantly, so staying alive means alternating pressure in a rhythm that matches the curve — a long hold through a right-hander, a quick release to catch the car before it runs wide on the next left. Every metre you cover adds to your score, and the road narrows and twists harder the longer you last.
Tap once to launch. Then press and hold anywhere on the screen to push the car right, and release to let it drift back left. On desktop, hold the Space bar instead. Touch either shoulder of the road and the run ends — there is no wall to bounce off. The car has weight, so your input takes a moment to bite: steer for where the road will be, not where it is.
Short taps are your friend. Beginners jam the screen down and rocket off the right shoulder; the pros pulse — hold, release, hold — keeping the car hovering near the dashed centre line so both shoulders stay equally far away. Watch the top of the screen rather than the bumper: the bend you can see coming is the one you must already be correcting for. When the yellow tyre marks behind you start to snake wildly, you are over-steering — ease off and let the car settle before the next corner.