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DRIFT21, due at some point to be renamed DRIFTCE, received a new update yesterday that includes some fixes, tweaks and a caravan for you to drift around with.
Patch notes:
– A new type of challenge: “Special Challenges”.
– New challenges have been added.
– Additional car-mounted part for unlocking special challenges.
– Improvements have been made to the challenge selection window.
– Fixed problem which caused slow counting of drift points during gameplay.
– Fixed bug in reading and handling incorrect data from the save file.
– Fixed views of some windows where texts could overlap.
– Fixed performance drops when throwing objects in garage.
– Fixed a bug in the garage which could cause parts carried in your hand to disappear.
– Fixed bug, which could cause incorrect display of the image after entering the race mode.
– Improved quality of some displayed sprites.
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