Curveball Games and Gaming Factory have announced the release of a full physics overhaul update for JDM: Japanese Drift Master across all platforms.
In a message to the community, the developer had this to say:
"JDM has been, is, and will be first and foremost a passion project for us that we want to continue evolving and pushing forward. We’re working as fast as we can but we will never be able to compete with upcoming content on the same level as some of the AAA games... We can only promise that we’re giving everything that we have for JDM."
You can learn more about the update below.
About the Update:
Physics & HandlingTire Pressure Tuning
- The update brings deep adjustments to the game's physics model aimed at improving overall driving feel:
- Enhanced suspension response and rebound speeds for driving on uneven surfaces.
- Improved force translation on wheels during skids, correcting reaction times for steering and grip recovery.
- Refined car behavior during minor steering corrections, particularly for rear-heavy vehicles.
Multiplayer Improvements
- Tire pressure settings have been officially reintroduced to the Car Tuning Workshop.
Car & Asset Fixes
- Fixed track completion percentage displays randomly shifting between values and "completed".
- Resolved summary screen issues where nicknames over 10 characters long were improperly displayed.
- Added missing pop-up warnings when attempting to leave an in-progress race.
- Corrected post-race voting screens appearing while players were still competing.
- Fixed gamepad navigation issues across event creation menus.
- Nissan 180SX Type R: Fixed changing car stats not updating in the career screen.
- Nissan Z33: Fixed inverted headlights.
- Ironvale Hauler F84: Corrected front collision issues to prevent clipping through objects.
- FSO Polonez: Fixed missing seats issue.
- Akina Phantom & Roebuck Jetstream: Fixed body kit and right mirror placement issues.
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