So I've been playing this game for a while now, and no this is NOT the global version yet, it's the official Taiwan/China release. I mostly rely on google translate just to understand the UI and everything else. Aside from that, it's a solid hybrid of realistic/arcade-ish racing sim. Why is it hybrid? The controls and handling are what you'd find on an actual racing sim, where turning, braking, and drifting requires proper timing and angles. Races are sanctioned and offical with actual race tracks. The upgrade and modification system is where the arcade-ish part comes it, it's pretty simple and doesn't have that much tuning options. It's as simple as when your car is maxed out in drifting and turning, then than car's handling becomes significantly easier (becomes almost the same as the handling of modern NFS games). It's all about upgrading and collecting upgrade parts, that's pretty much it.

The game is very exciting; the graphics are excellent and pleasing to the eye, similar to PC game graphics. There's a decent variety of cars like GTR, Toyota, Skyline, GTR, and many others. You can also customize your cars to make them cooler. The lighting is impressive, capturing building reflections and water splashes in great detail. The game features an open-world environment, allowing you to explore anywhere on the map. There's a wide range of missions, not just drifting, including roles like being a police officer, firefighter, motorcycle racer, and more.

I was attracted by the promotional image of this racing game, so I downloaded the game. After entering the game, I found that the game was not quite what I expected. This is not a game that requires you to drive, as the race is completely automatic. The main gameplay is to compare the data of different cars before the race and choose the most advantageous car to race with the opponent's vehicle. Many parts of the racing car can be upgraded, such as Intake, Tires, Exhaust, Nitrous, Gearbox and Engine.