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I have no idea where all the positive comments are coming from, they must be bots, because this is completely unplayable. There was nothing to do outside the starting area after escape, and everything was a janky mess. Me and friends on stream went to the top of the mountain/hill outside the starting area, and there was nothing there. Building assets you could ghost straight through, NPCs that do nothing, traffic that just stacks it against each other and nothing to do. I'm guessing this is where the Devs for DRIV3R ended up. Having a small or just one dev team isn't an excuse anymore. sorry. There's tons of games out there that play amazingly well, with just one or two people at the helm. I cannot recommend this to anyone, Save time and hard drive space.

The game has a cool concept behind it. I can't wait for it to be finished, I wanna play more.

Imagine if GTA and Goat Simulator had a baby. That’s basically what this game feels like. A weird mix, but honestly, the concept is pretty interesting. Because of that, the game itself is fun and definitely has potential. However, it’s full of bugs. Some are funny, while others can be pretty game-breaking. The bugs definitely need to be fixed, and adding a few more sound effects would also improve the experience.

If it's to play the game for the lulz, then it might be a good acquisition, if you get it at a huge sale. The game itself is full of bugs and problems, and seems like it was barely tested by the developers. I managed to bump into several laughable issues, like npcs "mourning" your knocked out character in the dream sequence, or even being teleported to the dream land after getting shot by the tranquilizer. Bugs in this game there are many, and you may need to click Return to Waypoint or something action in the menu to respawn, which doesn't actually reset characters and objects in the world state (so npcs will be where they were before using the option). There are quite a bunch of lack of polish in the game, and you'll see that on the npcs and their behaviours. They may have half of their body in the ground, or be sitting in a chair in a weird way. They have that default asset flip vibe, where the npcs look soulless too. The same can be said about the animals. Initially, this game is not very open ended, giving you linear objectives with little creativity on what to do with your tools. The lack of information on items makes you have to try to figure out what some of them do. I d…

i wouldnt play this in its current state. im having issues passing just the tutorial due to glitches. The skateboard glitches out of map. The traps dont set. When i do inevitably get caught, the game doesnt give me a "game over" screen, it simply continues where i cant move and the NPCs hover over me as i ragdoll around.

complete flip-♥♥♥♥ abandonware