Drive!Drive!Drive!
different cloth · 2016 · Racing, Automobile Sim, Action, Indie, Driving
PC
Mixed70% · 23
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About Drive!Drive!Drive!
Drive!Drive!Drive! is a racing game unlike any other, where players must drive their cars to victory across multiple tracks at the same time.
Let us try to explain how this brain-melting idea works: You are able to switch between the different tracks of a race any time you like. When you switch away from a track, a computer racer takes over driving on that track for you.
Unfortunately, the AI racers aren’t what you’d call competent. They are what you’d call incompetent. In other words, to place well in every track you're racing on, you’re going to have to hop track-to-track on a regular basis to account for the subversively cretinous computer cars.
This Artificial Idiocy™ is uniquely powered by our Intelligent Stupidity™engine.
Here’s just some of the many other reasons you’re going to love Drive!Drive!Drive!:
* Online multiplayer! Compete against friends and/or total strangers!
* Create your own racing calamities with the track creator. Then punish the rest of the world by sharing them online!
* Four different styles of gameplay, including: purist mode, arcade mode, collection mode, and time trial!
* A campaign mode featuring 50 tracks
* A bonus campaign mode featuring 50 additional (and harder!) tracks
* An amazing soundtrack by the world's state-of-the art synth/prog/post-rock band ZOMBI
* Those trippy retro/future visuals all the kids are hallucinating over, set across different galaxies and multiple gravities
The future of racing games has finally arrived, and it’s far stranger than anyone anticipated.
Let us try to explain how this brain-melting idea works: You are able to switch between the different tracks of a race any time you like. When you switch away from a track, a computer racer takes over driving on that track for you.
Unfortunately, the AI racers aren’t what you’d call competent. They are what you’d call incompetent. In other words, to place well in every track you're racing on, you’re going to have to hop track-to-track on a regular basis to account for the subversively cretinous computer cars.
This Artificial Idiocy™ is uniquely powered by our Intelligent Stupidity™engine.
Here’s just some of the many other reasons you’re going to love Drive!Drive!Drive!:
* Online multiplayer! Compete against friends and/or total strangers!
* Create your own racing calamities with the track creator. Then punish the rest of the world by sharing them online!
* Four different styles of gameplay, including: purist mode, arcade mode, collection mode, and time trial!
* A campaign mode featuring 50 tracks
* A bonus campaign mode featuring 50 additional (and harder!) tracks
* An amazing soundtrack by the world's state-of-the art synth/prog/post-rock band ZOMBI
* Those trippy retro/future visuals all the kids are hallucinating over, set across different galaxies and multiple gravities
The future of racing games has finally arrived, and it’s far stranger than anyone anticipated.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Driving on mutliple tracks at once! I'm not so sure about that... First of all you can drive only one car at a time and switch between parallel tracks. Whilst you take control of one vehicle the rest is controlled by AI and let me tell you, AI sucks - it constantly crashes into track barriers. You have to swap your cars frequently and manually steer them to somehow win. Also don't forget to smash your opponents for some extra turbo juice! There're a few different game modes except your usual race like score attack, time trial or crystal collect. First levels might seem easy enough but as you complete more races, tracks get more complex and challenging. From time to time you unlock new car with different stats. Visually game looks simplified and rather minimalistic. There's no music! Overall I feel like Drive!Drive!Drive! have some interesting concept which could've been much better but it falls kinda short. Recommended for car racing enthusiasts and to satisfy your curiosity for parallel dimension driving. [/h1]15 found this helpful
Drive!Drive!Drive! Is an eclectic mix of racing and time management and it is BUSY 😂 Recommended!1 found this helpful
The premise sounds interesting at first with three races happening simultaneously, then you come to realize you get to play 3 versions of the same boring tracks over and over. The tracks all feel identical and the different game modes might as well be identical. So it's just 2-3hours of racing (what feels like) the same track over and over. Not to mention there's portions of some tracks that weren't well thought out, like certain jumps that you just can't get the speed to make it across. As for vehicles, the customization is practically non-existent and there's some vehicles that are clearly way better than others. A bizarre one was that when you or your opponents reset from messing up, they get reset forward, and it is nearly always advantageous. I imagine you could probably cheese some of the more silly portions of the tracks just by resetting and skipping them.
One of the most original arcade racers ever made! If you're tired of doing the same ♥♥♥♥ in every racing game, here's the answer to your prayers! The booming art style and the banger soundtrack make this short but intense roller coaster ride all the more epic. I don't get why people keep ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about it being too janky and hard. If you just want to beat the campaign to it's minimum requirements, you can speedrun it in 2 hours.
Nice sense of speed and twitchy steering are fun, but the track switching gimmick really eliminates any sense of flow.
Wow! Where has this game been hiding?? So beautiful, so stylish, and completely nuts! LOVE IT!
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