Games Windows
VDrift
Practice drift racing with VDrift, a free, open-source driving simulation with AI opponents and support for keyboards, gamepads and steering wheels. This Windows download is the legacy 2014-10-20 release.
- Operating system
- Windows; current Windows version compatibility unverified
- Architecture
- 64-bit (publisher filename: win64)
- Download package
- EXE installer
Legacy publisher-listed 2014-10-20 package. Softonic instead lists version 2009-06-15; its Windows 2000 metadata is not applied to this download.
Link checked · Download guidance
What is VDrift?
VDrift is a driving simulation built with drift racing in mind. It focuses on vehicle physics, with cars and circuits based on real-world counterparts and AI opponents to race against. It suits players looking for a simulation-focused racing game rather than a claim of arcade-style handling.
The publisher lists mouse, keyboard, joystick, gamepad and steering-wheel input support. These are supported input types, not a guarantee that every controller or wheel will work without configuration.
This entry links to the publisher-listed Windows 64-bit EXE for version 2014-10-20. Softonic lists an older 2009-06-15 version; that listing is not the version of this download. The package is a legacy release, and compatibility with current Windows versions has not been established here. The screenshot shows a historical Display Options menu from the Softonic Windows gallery, not a verified capture of the selected 2014 build.
What it offers
- Driving physics designed for a drift-racing simulation.
- Cars and tracks based on real-world vehicles and circuits.
- Races against AI opponents.
- Mouse, keyboard, joystick, gamepad and steering-wheel input support.
Good to know
- The linked Windows package dates from 2014; compatibility with current Windows releases has not been established.
- The historical gallery screenshot is associated with Softonic's older listing and may differ from the linked 2014 release.
Product images

Sources
References used for this listing. Retrieval dates do not indicate hands-on testing.