Drive to Hell
Ghost Crab Games · 2015 · Action, Indie, Shoot 'Em Up, Twin Stick Shooter, Local Co-Op
PC
6 user reviews100% · 6 📉 Recent reviews down 76%
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About Drive to Hell
Drive to Hell is an action-packed shooter where you'll take a ride through an army of monsters to exact revenge on the Demon King for destroying your favorite dive bar. Enemies assault from all sides, each with its own special personality and attack style. To take them down, you'll have access to many weapons and items as well as unique vehicles, special abilities and more!
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- 5 levels with 5 waves apiece, each with its own unique look
- 3 difficulty Settings, challenging beginners and experts alike
- Up to 4-player local co-op
- Endless survival mode
- Mirror mode
- Over a dozen power-ups & weapons
- Hordes of deadly monsters including 5 bosses
- Numerous vehicles each with their own stats & special abilities
- Trophy system with a reward for completion
- Original soundtrack
- 3 control options (keyboard/keyboard & mouse/controller)
- Please see Drive to Hell controller guide for more details
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Had myself a cool orange muscle car while gunning down the evils of the night.10 found this helpful
One-timer game as i call them, interesting and somewhat fun the first time you play, but that is it. Back in the day things like Epic Boss Battle, Knightmare Tower and so on were super popular and Drive to Hell is no different. It fits well into era of free browser games but it's time has gone and even then it was not interesting. Coop kinda prolongues fun for extra few minutes, but still meh. I would always compare such fast arena games with Tormentor X Punisher, which is super simple, short, basic and contains almost zero gameplay, yet is gives SO MUCH fun and replayability, it's just nuts. And Drive Hell just boring.2 found this helpful
Played until the 3rd area. Not the worst game around, but I wouldn't go out of my way to buy it. It came with a bundle for me, so I'm glad I got to experience it that way. It's a twin stick shooter. It's unique. It's a fun and short play-through if you like these kind of games. But it's not the best game around. Still, it could be much worse as well, so I tend to go for the positive. I mean, outside the theme and little dialogue being hilariously horrendous, the spirit and gameplay itself is pretty OK. 6/10
This has all the hallmarks of a great twin-stick shooter. In other words, I just spent the last two hours playing this game while screaming nearly constantly, "I hate this game! I'm never playing it again! Oh of course that spawned there! I PRESSED THE SHIELD! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥!" Now my throat is sore, my neighbours probably hate me and I'll be working on the survival mode on my next session. Oh yeah, and the soundtrack is fun, the sound design is spot on, the graphics are full of charm (for demons) yet clean enough that the screen is impressively easy to parse and it has this sweet spot of difficulty where you can brute force your way through if you just want to clear the game with a tiny score of 5000 but the challenge goes as deep as you want to make it to the point where it'll make you want to cry while hitting continue for the 12th time that boss fight.
It was ok...
yes!
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