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Any driving game lets you shift gears. This one lets you shift cars...without opening any doors. Driver San Francisco sets up a new dynamic in driving games, letting you target other drivers and telepathically jump into their bodies. Play as detective John Tanner and take the wheel of 130 different vehicles as you try and chase down crime lord Charles Jericho. Explore over 200 square miles of Bay Area roads in the biggest Driver city to date. Challenge your friends to online and local multiplayer, edit and share your best moves with Director Replay Mode, complete skill challenges and stunt dares, and much more.
Any driving game lets you shift gears. This one lets you shift cars...without opening any doors. Driver San Francisco sets up a new dynamic in driving games, letting you target other drivers and telepathically jump into their bodies. Play as detective John Tanner and take the wheel of 130 different vehicles as you try and chase down crime lord Charles Jericho. Explore over 200 square miles of Bay Area roads in the biggest Driver city to date. Challenge your friends to online and local multiplayer, edit and share your best moves with Director Replay Mode, complete skill challenges and stunt dares, and much more.
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User Reviews (79)
8
Good Arcade Style Drive
This game is pretty straight forward, drive around, do missions, unlock new cars. Cars handle differently and you find the right one for the job. If you are looking for just a plum fun driving game, this is it. The graphics are really good! (and im saying this is 2015). Towards the end of the game the missions get a bit boring.. but I had hours of fun with this game. It's nothing like GTA nor does it try to be. Its fun to play for 30 mins, or for a few hours.
(member since 2013)
reviewed on 2/4/15
9
Driver is Back!!
This is the first time since the very first game were your strictly driving! No getting out of the car, no shooting, just driving. The cutscenes and animations are awesome but the story gets very confusing right off the bat but the gameplay is solid! Every car feels and handles differently. I haven't gotten half way through the game when writing this review but from what I've played so far I haven't been able to put it down.
<br />There's 140 cars you can own from classic muscle cars to Tannen's 1970 Challenger all the way to the supercars like the GT-R and McLaren.
<br />I really like the money system in this game. Everything you do will earn you what they call Will Power points which you can use to buy new cars, upgrades and so forth. You get points just for driving around, drifting and jumping so you don't always have to do missions to gain money.
<br />I was like many people skeptic about the new system of jumping from one car to another but I think it turned out pretty well. If you’re doing a police chase and the suspect makes a turn you can't make then you can jump into another car and stay right on his tail. The game also challenges you to try new ways to take down other cars. The best way is to jump way ahead of the pursuit and get into a on coming car then use that car to slam him head on to cause even more damage. The dialogue you hear when jumping into cars that have passengers is funny. You just jump right into a conversation and Tanner just goes with it.
<br />The best thing I've seen thus far is that even if the car you want isn't available in the garage you can still find one driving around the streets and jump into it. Not only that you can still use that car in certain missions that allow you to use your own car.
<br />The last thing I want to mention is they have classic movie chases. They recreated the chase from Bullet. Your the Mustang chasing down the Charger down the SF streets. Classic!!
<br />And yes they still have the movie maker mode! But this is just me! Try it!
(member since 2009)
reviewed on 9/7/11
10
Best Driving game of 2011
Driver SF is an awesome game let me just say that. When you first start the game you wont want to put it down. It's so addicting that I do not want to stop playing it. Lets get to the review
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<br />The Good:
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<br />The story is very well paced and the new warp system allows you to warp to any car you see and drive. That's awesome.
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<br />The graphics are outstanding. The cars are photorealistic and the city of San Francisco looks stunning.
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<br />The gameplay is so addicting.
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<br />The 19 multiplayer modes are also a great deal of fun.
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<br />There's nothing bad about the game.
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 9/10/11
6
The Wheelman Is Back
First, the graphics were stunning! Standing ovation to that immediately. I did not like the new appearances of Tanner and Jericho and some others, but the artwork was still awesome.
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<br />Second, the controls were terrible. I don't like this new trend of the R1/R2 used as gas and brakes on many new car driving games.
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<br />Third, the story was moderate. It was a little lacking, but not terrible.
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<br />Over all, this was above average.
(member since 2005)
reviewed on 11/8/11
8
Driver: San Fransisco
This game was great, one of the more realistic simulators for ACTION/RACING games. It had a great selections of automobiles. Not to mention the possibilities that could be played during the online network multiplay. But most importantly, the story road. With twist in every chapter of the game you don't know when the game is going to end, because of its multiple side missions and missions. Where hopefully Jericho would be stopped for good you find out how the determination of a single man can uncover the most insane plans... The only thing that i did not enjoy was not being alive most of the time...Yeah, its that good... Driver: San Fransisco... "8 out of 10"
<br />For its amazing graphs
<br />And Unbelievable ending.... I Recommend It.
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 12/5/11
2
I want the hour I spent playin this game back!!!
OMG!!! This game sucks.its nowhere near as cool as the orignal driver game for ps1.the story is dumb, and the game play is dumber.how could someone take a awesome game like driver 1, and turn it in to this?
(member since 2012)
reviewed on 3/2/12
5
Difficult
I found the missions too frustrating for a casual gamer like myself. The handling of the cars is absolutely unrealistic. The car you are controlling feels like it is on ice while the cars you are chasing corner as if they are on rails. I never made it past the first couple of missions so I can't comment on the rest of the game, but it seems this is a driving only game with no foot chases or shooting.
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 12/3/11
1
This game can suck it!
Ever blah blah blah stuck on a level blah blah! This game can suck it!
(member since 2006)
reviewed on 5/10/12
9
Not to bad of a game
They should of stuck to driver 3 roots and made it like a GTA style game.
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 9/7/11
10
this came is so
I don't know how to put it this game changed my life forever..
(member since 2011)
reviewed on 9/10/11
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