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Welcome to the Workshop

An inside look at the design and philosophy behind your personal workshop, the place where every drift journey begins.

The World of Drift garage, with the teal car on the floor under the skylights and two cars on lifts

Hello Drifters,

Following up on our first devlog, I wanted to take you on a tour of a place that’s very special to me: your garage.

In World of Drift, the garage isn’t just a menu. It’s your home base. It’s the workshop where your projects are born, where you’ll tune your cars, and where every drift journey begins. As someone with over a decade of experience in architectural visualization, creating an authentic, detailed, and atmospheric space was an absolute obsession.

Garage from the entrance, teal car in a shaft of skylightGarage from above: a car on a lift, the teal car parked nearbyGarage overhead view with tool benches and tyre racks

Every element, from the way the light comes through the skylights to the placement of the toolboxes and spare parts, is designed to make the world feel grounded and real. The dynamic time of day and weather system you saw in our first devlog is also fully integrated here. The mood of your garage will change depending on whether it’s a sunny morning or a rainy night outside.

This space is the foundation for one of our biggest planned features: deep vehicle customization. You can see hints of what’s to come, with cars on the lifts and parts ready to be installed. Our vision is for this garage to be a living space where you can see your progression, from a stock streetcar to a fully-built pro drifter.

This is just another small piece of the puzzle. My focus is on building a world that feels authentic, lived-in, and worthy of the amazing cars you’ll be building within it.

Thanks for reading, and as always, join the Discord to chat more about the development!

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