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Drift Toon

Categoría : Carreras

Versión : 1.1
Tamaño : 171.9 MB

Revelador : NJD STUDIO

Actualizar : Jan 01,2025

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Introducción al juego

¡Experimenta la emoción de derrapar y competir con celdas en Drift Toon! Este juego, inspirado en los cómics, el anime y la icónica cultura automovilística JDM de los años 90 y 2000, te sumerge en un mundo vibrante y estilizado.

Corre en pistas de deriva inspiradas en Japón, personalizando y ajustando una amplia selección de vehículos. Mejora motores, cambia llantas, agrega kits de carrocería y da rienda suelta a tu creatividad con el sistema de librea para diseñar tu propio auto estilo JDM. Cada automóvil presenta sonidos auténticos del motor para una experiencia verdaderamente inmersiva. ¡Perfecto para los fanáticos del drifting, el tuning de autos y la escena JDM!

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