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"      The controls are stupid-simple, but if you&amp;#039;re looking for accurate tire modeling and drifting physics, look elsewhere. Absolute Drift takes about 2 seconds to understand, about 5 minutes to master, and then it&amp;#039;s all about trying to gain points for destroying boxes, flipping through the air completely out of control, and linking the largest drifts you can possibly think of. READ THIS: The newest Mad Max game trailer looks horribly perfect Basically, it&amp;#039;s the perfect time-waster. And visually, it&amp;#039;s striking\u2014clean lines, bright colors, and simple shapes. It&amp;#039;s like bright, minimalist Micro Machines gymkhana. It&amp;#039;s addicting. And be warned: You will loop it a lot. There&amp;#039;s not a lot of subtlety or progressiveness to any of the keyboard controls (i.e. the arrow keys), so don&amp;#039;t break out a six-figure multi-axis driving sim. That being said, you can play it with a joystick, which is probably hilarious. Absolute Drift is still in development, but you can try out various versions of their game as demos that are free to download over at the IndieDB site. READ THIS: Lowrider fighting is a video game waiting to happen Originally published in Road &amp;amp;amp; Track. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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