About This Game The game is a 2D simulation of drag racing. It has a very realistic 2D physics, the car's realistic behavior and unpredictable opponent! The game has an opportunity to upgrade your car to the full! You can set the visual details to your car, putting a body kit or rear wing you improves the aerodynamics of your car, and the car's dynamics on the speed! Or you can upgrade engine of your car, and tune it to the max! Install the new head of the engine, sport exhaust, improved intake system for better airflow to the engine, set the forged pistons, Nitrous oxide, which will be very helpful to you, and of course the turbocharger with intercooler, for a significant increase in power! You can ipgrade your transmission's clutch to better shifting! Upgrade your tires for more grip! And install Drag Tires! Setup your Engine Rev Limiter and gearbox! Also in the visual tuning section you can buy vinyls for your car! You can paint the body and install Neon! The game has a lot of different body kits! 5 different wings! a lot of different types of rims! And a lot of vinyls! During the race, you get a random opponent on the same car! Try to be a king of street wars! 1075eedd30 Title: JDM Tuner RacingGenre: Action, Racing, Simulation, SportsDeveloper:JDM4iKPublisher:JDM4iKRelease Date: 3 Jun, 2016 JDM Tuner Racing Download Utorrent JDM Tuner Racing reminds me of a Flash game, and there's apparently a reason for that. According to other gamers who've bought this game, it's virtually identical to Drag Racer v3. Normally, I wouldn't fault a game for seeming similar to another, especially since there's only so many ways to design a game within the same genre. That said, JDMTR provides nothing new or of any value beyond the free Flash game that apparently inspired it. The basic concept behind JDMTR is illegal racing where you take normal cars, modify them way beyond the manufacturer's specifications (which is dangerous in real life) while adding various bits of ridiculous design elements, such as an overly large spoiler.That alone would make for a fine game (and in fact, it's worked in other games), but JDMTR breaks down immediately once you start playing it. How so? Allow me to explain...There is NO documentation, tutorial, or any instructions\/guides whatsoever. The game itself isn't difficult to play, but many features within it \u2014 such as knowing how to fine tune your gear shift \u2014 or explaining certain acronyms (i.e. NOS) and initialisms (i.e. RPM) are left entirely up to the player to figure out. The menu system is confusing and clunky to use. For instance, there's a section entitled "setup," which most gamers will assume means "this is the options menu." Not so in JDMTR. This section lets you tune your gear shift, but like I explained before, offers no guidance on what any of it means or how it works. The money you earn while playing lets you purchase new vehicles and upgrade components. The problem with this is there's no "undo" function. Some people might say, "There's a downgrade option to solve this!" Well, yes and no. Downgrading will get rid of the last upgrade you bought and installed; however, it won't refund any of the money you spent, so downgrading leaves you worse off than before. The graphics are passable, but static and look at least a decade out of date, if not more so. Honestly, the graphics in JDMTR are the least of its issues, which doesn't say much for it.The actual gameplay is extremely limited and as far as I can tell, is entirely keyboard-only except for navigating the menus, which uses the mouse. Racing consists of pushing "up" on the arrow keys, while "left shift" will shift into a higher gear (oddly enough, you can't downshift) and the "alt" key will fire NOS. Aside from clicking on menus, that's all the gameplay present in JDMTR. Now to be fair, there is a positive to JDMTR: It's incredibly cheap (normally priced at 99 cents USD, and I got it on sale for 69 cents USD) so at absolute worst, you've wasted one solitary dollar. You can't buy anything for a dollar nowadays, not even a cup of coffee or a bottle of soda.So would I recommend JDM Tuner Racing? Absolutely not. Save yourself some money and go play the free Flash game version instead.. This game lacks features, it appears to re-use assets from the dev's other games, and after a while, becomes a chore to grind for cash and exp. Pointless game that doens't offer any gameplay.. It's a nice game, it would be great if u could do a multiplayer version.. best uninstall simulator 2016. This developer rips off existing games and passes it off as their own.
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