Description
Saidai Koritsu is another forest map from KB3K, but this one brings a different feel with a layout that was clearly built around smooth flow, stable performance, and a road that feels good to drive lap after lap. Set deep in the mountains, the map features wide sections, functional clipping zones, and a layout designed to stay fun in both solo runs and packed lobbies. The creator put a heavy focus on optimization here, using low draw calls and occluders throughout the map to help it perform better than most tracks even when the server is full.
What also makes Saidai Koritsu stand out is how intentionally it was put together. KB3K built the map with efficiency and reuse in mind, bringing back assets from previous projects and even reworking an older unfinished layout into something that now feels complete and polished. That approach helped get the track released faster, but it still sounds like extra time was spent where it mattered most: making the road itself feel right on wheel. The result is a forest-focused drift map that is simple in concept, strong in execution, and easy to keep coming back to.
Version 1.1 also adds an extra layout called STRIPPED, which removes the streetlights and clipping zones for a cleaner, more bare-bones driving experience. The track supports 64 pit boxes, runs clockwise, and features road widths ranging from 10m to 16m.
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