Endless Space Racing: Warp Dri

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4.3
28 reviews
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Content rating
Everyone
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About this game

The longer you Drift through the Warp Tunnel by letting go of the controls, the higher your score multiplier goes!

Speeds range from rookie to extreme, and every track is uniquely generated while playing!

Level up to get the best ships and many other unlocks!

Chill out to a smooth 60 FPS optimized for all devices!

Feel the flow as you link Drift after Drift!

6 different Gameplay Modes with 3 speeds each
Classic Mode mimics the gameplay from the original Ti-89 Calculator game
Modern Mode adds power-ups and asteroids to the Warp Conduit

19 different ships to unlock with increasing handling and drift capabilities
35+ Location unlocks
20+ Warp Conduit unlocks
35+ Achievements
70+ Leaderboards to dominate

Based on the original Ti-89 calculator game ExRacer / Drifter created by Eric Burgess! Please use Google to search and download it if you have a Ti-89!

Note: Warp Drifter is available in English, additional languages will be supported in the future. Thanks for your patience!
Updated on
Feb 2, 2021

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Ratings and reviews

4.3
28 reviews
Avril Ayers
March 6, 2021
the original TI-89 Drifter is one of the most polished, finely tuned games ever released on that device, and this is a nearly perfect implementation of that game that captures exactly what made that version so addicting. the only thing I think this is missing is an option to play in the original aspect ratio—being able to see so much further ahead than the TI-89 version makes the tension a little bit less nerve-wracking.
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IoT Switch LLC
March 6, 2021
Wow thanks Avril! Great to hear from somebody who also played the original! I agree it's a little easier being able to see more of the track :). I tried to counter this by adding some faster speed modes and taking some other creative liberties haha. So glad you like it as I spent years wondering if anybody would even play it! 😊
Mackenzie Binns