Drift Games follows its decade update with a feedback video
David and Josh's plans for separate project strands drew questions about the packaging as well as the cars.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
After 10 YEARS of Drift Games, it's time for quick UPDATE...
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- 8:06Josh explains how high-production automotive builds demand far more time than quick vlogs.
- 10:30Josh prefers ground-up builds, while David favours faster projects, buying and selling cars, and travel.
- 12:40David announces separate content strands, with both presenters continuing to appear in each other's projects.
- 13:08The Factory tour includes a rotary-powered Ferrari F40 lookalike built on a Nissan chassis.
- 14:44Drift Games Raw is intended for casual behind-the-scenes videos and smaller builds.
- 23:42Josh says the next three episodes will show progress on the Lowbrain, AZ1 and Supra.
David and Josh explained what they want to make next. Many viewers wanted to discuss how that explanation had been presented.
That exchange shaped Drift Games' two-upload week. "After 10 YEARS of Drift Games, it's time for quick UPDATE..." reached roughly 112,000 views, making it the most-watched new arrival. A day later came "We listened to you guys, and we appreciate the feedback ♥️", with a description saying the team takes viewers' words seriously.
The recurring comment-section question was about titles and thumbnails: several viewers asked for less dramatic packaging, while others wanted more building and fewer extended sit-down updates. One viewer specifically mentioned having worried that Josh was leaving. The update itself confirms that David and Josh will continue appearing in each other's projects.
As we reported here, their different interests are shaping the split: Josh wants intensive, ground-up builds; David prefers buying and selling cars, travel and events. There is concrete workshop material behind that distinction, including the rotary-powered Ferrari F40 lookalike on Nissan underpinnings. Josh also names the Lowbrain, AZ1 and Supra as the subjects of the next three build episodes.
The update and feedback upload now carry the channel's strongest daily momentum. Across the catalogue, daily viewing is about twice its usual pace, although subscribers held steady through the week. Nearby in motoring, Ricer Miata is also running above its usual daily viewing, while ScannerDanner and Archie Hamilton Racing are quieter than normal. For Drift Games, the week's conversation has become as much about how the projects reach viewers as which cars occupy the workshop.
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What viewers say
I thought Josh was leaving as he wasnt around much, PANIC OVER!
@NightRunnerMediaSee it on YouTubeChange is good. Need to adapt and stay current - ahead of others and do/ try what others aren’t doing. Don’t want to get stale. So best of luck to the team.
@wattpilotSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on Drift Games right now
- Channel
- Drift Games
- Subscribers
- 493,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 159,677
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- November 4, 2026
- Video views so far
- 112,020
- Views on its first day
- 90,016
The numbers
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What software does David say he used to create the original Drift Games logo?
David recalls creating the Drift Games logo in Microsoft Paint near the beginning of the update.




