About the Simple Drift Wiki

This site is an independent fan wiki for Simple Drift, the Roblox Sports & Racing drift experience from Third Floor. We collect working codes, beginner routes, tuning advice, map roles, community etiquette, and update checklists so you spend less time searching and more time sliding.

We are not an official Third Floor office and we do not process account recovery, ban appeals, or Roblox billing issues.

Official links

• Play Simple Drift: roblox.com/games/72708474319092/Simple-Drift
• Third Floor community: roblox.com/communities/73856425
• Universe ID: 10771508240 · Place ID: 72708474319092

Join the group for the free 3000GT and +15% cash, then follow in-group shouts for promos that may later appear on our Codes Hub.

What you will find here

Section	Purpose
Codes	Active promos like LAUNCH and redeem help
Guides	Getting started, controls, tuning, cash, maps
Tier List	Drift feel / farm / beginner car rankings
Players	Community, leaderboards, tandem etiquette
Updates	Launch features and post-patch checklists
Scripts	Honest status + safety — no fake pastes
Tools	Cheatsheets such as controls reference

English pages aim for real depth (hundreds of words, practical FAQs). Other languages follow the same structure through localization.

Game snapshot

Simple Drift launched around 17 October 2026 and grew quickly on Roblox with hundreds of thousands of visits and active concurrent players in the Sports & Racing category. The fantasy is approachable: grab a real-inspired car, kit it with one of 60+ body kits, slam stance and air ride, add wraps, underglow, tint, and drift strobes, then take it through nine maps ranging from docks to Bikernieki.

Systems that keep sessions sticky:

• Judged runs
• Tandem ghosts
• Global leaderboards
• Badges and dailies
• First-person driving
• Cross-platform support (phone, tablet, PC, console)

Named roster talking points include the Chiron, A31 Cefiro, and the group 3000GT. Full buying advice lives under Cars.

How we handle codes and scripts

Codes are documented when confirmed. They expire. We never sell codes.

Scripts are discussed only at a category level when dedicated Simple Drift tools are scarce or unverified. We will not invent pastebins or host executor payloads. Safer progression is always linked through Earn Cash and Getting Started.

Editorial standards

• Facts stay aligned across pages (release window, group rewards, map count, control scheme).
• No fictional YouTube tutorials pretending to be official Simple Drift guides.
• Internal links use trailing slashes and stay inside the wiki IA.
• Titles and descriptions follow SEO length budgets so pages stay readable in search snippets.
• When Third Floor changes something important, we revise English sources and regenerate — we do not leave contradictory tips live on purpose.

Suggested reading order for new visitors

1. Getting Started
2. How to Redeem Codes
3. Controls
4. Maps
5. Earn Cash
6. Cars Tier List
7. Players if you want tandem partners
8. Updates whenever a patch drops

Contact / corrections

Found a dead code, moved Settings menu, or a new map? Community corrections help. Prefer evidence from in-game screenshots or Third Floor posts over rumor chains. For platform account problems, contact Roblox — this wiki cannot reset passwords or lift bans.

Legal note

Roblox® and related marks belong to their owners. Simple Drift belongs to its creators at Third Floor. This wiki uses publicly available game information to help players. Fan content; no official endorsement implied.

Site policies: /terms/, /privacy/, /cookies/.

Related hubs

• Guides Hub
• Codes Hub
• Updates Hub
• Tools Hub

Drive clean, spend smart, and see you on the touge.