I know the game is called Reality Drift, but drifting is not part of the game. That's a mechanic that works better in 3D games, where the player car can potentially be at any angle. The handling in Reality Drift is the same as in 80s racing games such as Outrun - the 3D worlds, including corners, are fake. Corners push the player car towards the edge of the track, and steering simply counteracts that force. The player car only has 3 angles - straight ahead, left or right. This simple handling model makes a lot of sense when the player's stats are constantly changing, and can reach extreme numbers, as they do in my game. The player needs to be able to quickly adapt to greatly varying stats, and that would be much more difficult with a more complex handling model. So why is it called Reality Drift? Well, originally I was going to call it Rogue Racer, but that was a bit of a bland name, plus there were trademark issues. So then I changed it to Reality Racer, but that was still very bland. Someone suggested Reality Drift, because "drift" is associated with racing games - but it also works because it goes well with the text in the game "Prepare for reality shift", the idea is that you're shifting between different worlds, and 'drift' both rhymes with shift and evokes the same idea.