Driver® Parallel Lines
Ubisoft Reflections · 2009 · Racing, Open World, Action, Automobile Sim, Driving
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About Driver® Parallel Lines
You're a legendary wheelman framed for a crime you didn't commit, now exacting revenge across 1970s and modern-day New York City with high-octane driving, gunplay, and heists. Drive 80 customizable vehicles through gritty street missions where you'll shoot, steal, and smash your way through the criminal underworld across two different eras.
- Dual Time Periods - Experience New York's gritty underworld as the most lethal wheelman for hire in the both the 70's of the past and the modern times of today.
- Choose Your Own Ride - Get behind the wheel of 80 cars and motorcycles including old school classics and modern day marvels.
- Conquer New York's Underground - Shoot, smash and steal your way through NYC's gritty underground using an arsenal of short and long range assault weapons.
- Fully Customizable Vehicles - Build your perfect ride with custom body work, engine upgrades, tunable suspensions, custom paints and accessories like bullet proof glass and tinted windows.
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Happy late 20 year anniversary!
This game is going in my note if I ever end it all.
This game works very good with a PS5 Controller! Its an older game, but still holds up very well. There is a lot of cars to collect, car customizations, missions, side missions, and places to explore. The story is easy to follow.
fu*king legend
They don't make them like they used to. Good gameplay, good graphics, good soundtrack.
I remember picking this game up when blockbuster was still around, and I did enjoy the game. Now? It definitely shows its age but I still have fun playing it. It was definitely an improvement over Driv3r, while the story is pretty straight forward, so I can see why some have mentioned its meh. Overall I liked this franchise more when it wasn't trying to mimic GTA, and just be a game about being the "driver" This game is decent, its not a AAA seller but its just a game to kill time. Though one thing I do like is the era change, being able to switch from 1978 to 2006 and see the "changes" is really cool. Gunplay is definitely there, but its not completely a 10/10. If ubi really cooked and let it marinate longer maybe they could have made this game more but I am compliant with where its at.
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