ok. what can I say? there is nothing in this game that has not allready been done, better. the gameplay is no more than driving around, shooting people and trying to find something interesting to do, wich you wont. surely you can give the story mode a shot, but trust me. you will give up quick. its just to hard. the plot of the game is great and action filled with.....who am I kidding? the plot is just not interesting enough to pay attention to. the graphics are fair and the physics are even worse. the cities in driv3r are big but boring. there are no buildings that you actually can walk into, except the ones that are cruicial to the plot. the cars in the game actually looks good. you can see different parts of the car go off as you plunge into another car or buildind etc. characters in the game(civilians) are pretty lame. they just walk around the city minding their own buiseness, they dont even talk. you can actually spend hours watching a character walk between two blocks, over and over again. the game does not last long. the average player will be able to finish the game in one day. and did I mention how hard the game is? it is really really hard. I finished the game in one day. but I swear, some parts of the story mode took me like, im not kidding, over 50 tries. 50! thats insane! I actually played some parts of the game over 50 times to finish it. its that hard. if you are a impatient soul you dont want to play this game. the sound in the game is good but not great. nothing special to say about that. the lowdown: buy gta,san andreas. you will thank me.
Well, well... It's been what, a couple of years now right? Maybe more? Still, Driv3r impresses me. I was eagerly anticipating this game with my brother when it was first about to come out on the PS2. He hated it. Me? I e... Read Full Review
Driv3r is like the best pick up and play driving game ever! No game ca you just load up, pick a car and belt around 3 massive gorgeous cities with intent to cause havoc. GTAVC comes close, but Driv3r is so much more re... Read Full Review
