Pulp adventure thrill ride The Drifter now available for PC, Mac and Linux

Indie development duo Powerhoof is today thrilled to announce that their fast-paced, point-and-click thriller, The Drifter, is now available to purchase for Windows, macOS, and Linux via Steam and GOG.com.

The game retails for USD 19.99 / EUR 19.50 / GBP 16.75 / AUD 29.50 - but those looking to dive into the action during the launch window will receive an additional 15% discount.

The game’s cinematic soundtrack is also available to purchase separately or with the game as part of The Drifter: Pixels and Synths Bundle.

To coincide with the launch, an explosive new trailer lays down a thick Ozploitation vibe, building hype and effortlessly setting the tone for players about to experience this pulp adventure thrill ride…
A classic 2D point and click adventure with the brake-lines cut - The Drifter propels players breathlessly into a web of shadowy corporations, conspiracy, murder, and the thousand-year obsession of a madman, as they help Mick Carter solve the mystery of his homicide.



The Drifter takes its cues from the modern revival of the adventure genre, delivering an engrossing and unpredictable edge-of-your-seat story. Logical, down-to-earth investigative puzzles act as the sinew between razor-sharp narrative beats.

The Drifter - Key Features

A Pulp Adventure Thriller from the minds that brought you Peridium and Crawl.

An engrossing roller-coaster of a story - Drawing on King, Crichton and Carpenter, with a dash of 70s Aussie grindhouse.

Point 'n Click or Controller - Unique twin-stick controls make The Drifter as comfy to play on the couch as at your PC.

Bursting with raw, crunchy pixel art and high-impact animation.

Professionally voice-acted, with a brooding, dark-synth cinematic score.

The Drifter is now available for Windows, macOS and Linux via Steam and GOG.com. A Nintendo Switch version is in development and currently targeting a release later this year.