JDM: Japanese Drift Master, the highly anticipated arcade racing game from developer Gaming Factory, finally has a date to arrive on PlayStation 5. After its successful launch for Xbox and PC, the game that puts players on the legendary streets of Japan is scheduled to debut on February 6, 2026. The news came accompanied by an official trailer that shows the pure adrenaline of drifting culture. This announcement is relevant because it completes the title’s multiplatform release cycle, serving a large fan base of racing fans in Brazil who were waiting for the Sony console version.
The game’s premise is straightforward and action-focused. Players will tune high-performance cars to master curves and compete for ultimate victory on the tracks. Thus, the game promises to capture the essence of Japanese drifting in an accessible and thrilling way. Meanwhile, Xbox Series X|S and PC owners have been able to enjoy the experience since the end of last year, which generates even greater anticipation for the PS5 version.
What to expect from the gaming experience
With a total focus on the thrill of drifting, JDM: Japanese Drift Master promises arcade gameplay, meaning more forgiving and focused on instant fun than complex simulators. Therefore, it’s a great choice for those seeking quick adrenaline without a very steep learning curve. Additionally, vehicle customization is a central point, allowing each player to adjust their car to their personal style on Japan’s virtual streets.
The PS5 release in February should level the playing field among next-generation consoles. This way, the Brazilian racing gaming community will have full access to the title, regardless of their preferred platform. Thus, Gaming Factory consolidates its game’s presence in all major markets, promising more content and support throughout 2026. Ready to burn rubber?
