Motorverse’s Torque Drift 2 Gets a Big Boost with Update 10

Grease Monkey Games has rolled out Update 10 for its drift racing simulator, Torque Drift 2 (TD2). The recent update brings new features, including an expanded car selection with the Mazda RX3, Toyota AE86, Daikoku track, and premium Car Packages driven by leading expert drifters.

Update 10 brings in the thrilling Lead and Chase challenges, improved tuning for performance parts, and more customization choices, further making TD2’s place as a leading motorsport game.

Update 10 Introduces New Vehicles Such As The Toyota AE86

At the heart of this update is the legendary Daikoku track, famous in Japanese car culture for street drifting and car meetups. Adding this track makes TD2 more immersive, giving players real racing experiences.

Update 10 brings notable updates to gameplay, improving the drifting experience with new features and added content. Among the key points are Lead and Chase challenges, well-loved features from Torque Drift 1, which immerse players in the competitive arena of professional drifting.

In Chase events, players have to match and pass a high score using clever drifting tricks, while in Lead events, players try to get high scores by drifting carefully and hitting Clipping Points.

Motorverse’s TD2 Continues To Evolve With Update 10

Update 10 brings an important increase to TD2’s car lineup. New cars like the Toyota AE86, known from the manga and anime series Initial D, and the Mazda RX3 give players famous vehicles with a strong drift racing background.

Also, players can now get Pro Car Bundles, including cars driven by top drifters like Sammit, Adam LZ, Chris Forsberg, RTR Ford Mustang Team, and Odi Bakchis. These bundles have custom parts that boost both looks and performance.

Motorverse, run by the REVV token and Animoca Brands, is an open world for motorsports, racing games, and digital cars. It gathers car fans, motorsport lovers, and gamers to collect, trade, and play many racing games.

Torque Drift 2 is the next game after GMG’s hit mobile game, taking players into the drift racing scene, from the busy streets of Tokyo to top-level championships. The game provides different gameplay and customization, allowing players to make their mark in the drift racing wneworld.

Motorverse’s TD2 keeps improving with Update 10, created by Grease Monkey Games, part of Animoca Brands. TD2 is now on PC via the Epic Game Store and has been downloaded more than 400,000 times since its Early Access release, making it more popular in the motorsport gaming community.