I'm not much of a reviewer and rate this game solely on its addictive fun level. I played it for days on end when I first got it. The campaign is linear and has about 15 missions, but I re-played it several times.

This game is simply about killing zombies. You drive around in a vehicle (initially a pretty awful unarmed taxi) and as the campaign progresses, you earn money for mission completion and bonuses achieved, which can be spent on new vehicles and weapons and upgrades. If you equip a weapon, it typically starts on your vehicle at the beginning of the mission, but ammo is limited and you can reload by picking up 'power up' type ammo or booster devices in the game. Car repair is a power up, as are ammo reloads and other bonuses.

In addition to the campaign there are other modes of play that mostly involve shooting or running over zombies to earn points, racing while killing zombies and other vehicles for time and points, and so on.

The game is hardly ground-breaking in terms of graphics or anything resembling an in-depth story; in fact it's quite cheesy in places, but given the subject matter, I found it all added to the flavour.

Seriously, how much fun can you have, driving around splattering hordes of zombies, shooting the daylights out of them, and finding you get paid bonus money for smashing fences and civilian vehicles? If you have an inner anarchist or just like maximum destruction of zombie hordes, I can't imagine you wouldn't enjoy it.

I run this game on Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium, on a HP laptop with quad 2 GHz processors and 8 Gb RAM. The graphics card is an ATI Radeon but I can't recall the type. The point is, the game runs without any dramas, hang-ups, crashes, or glitches on this machine; I can't obviously speak for other machines.

In short, if you like mindlessly driving around blasting hordes of zombies and finding new creative ways to maximise the number of kills per manoeuvre or weapon use, or if you like time-pressure missions involving rescuing survivors and slaughtering zombies all the while, this game is bound to provide some amusement for a while, and is definitely one you might go back to in order to 'kill an hour or two', as it's hardly intellectual or complicated.

Those who like involved stories and character development and that sort of thing should probably avoid it; this game is just about money, upgrades, and killing sombies. I'm either easily amused, or this game is highly addictive (or possibly both).

Just a fun filler, if you got time to spend. If you don't feel like playing long engaging game, just wanted to drive around and smaash some zombies, this could be al right for you.

Smooth game play with nice visual graphic.

Intresting zombie shooter arcade/racing game. Cool graphics and physics and fun but a little repetitive gameplay. Really recomended to play occacionaly.

A good Indie game that will give you a couple of hours of fun. The game is patched to perfection, and I have had no problem whatsoever with the game.

A fun game, in the spirit of the original GTA.

Drive around, run stuff over, get paid for it!

What's not to like?

I do have an issue with the patches.

This game comes with the option to download patches up to 1.22.

But the installer automatically installs 1.22, so why would you want to download the patches seperately?

You also have to search out the 1.26 patch yourself.

Overall though, this is a minor niggle that, even if I had known, would not have stopped me getting the game.

Zombie Driver, its a pretty unique game in which you only control a car in a top down perspective and essentially save people and kill zombies. Its one of those games thats just mindlessly fun and keeps you entertained when you have a short 1 hour break before you have to do something. The driving reminds me of GTA 1 and 2 which is an awesome throw back to those game. Well worth the $10, heard they even got some free dlc that I havent tried out yet and it was already worth the money.

This is an addictive old school gta style game with zombies. The game plays out as a series of missions and you have to drive and slay zombies while completing various objectives in the time limit. The visuals are nice and i just got hooked on the gameplay. It really reminded me of gta1 and 2

Really enjoyed Zombie Driver. The only thing I had a major problem with was the time limits to complete certain objectives. I REALLY HATE time limits in games. I like to take my time and explore. Also, I don't like games that won't let you save when you want to. The rendering of the environment was outstanding in my opinion. I would like to see them modify the game to a third-person shooter format where you are on foot or could use vehicles.

This is a simple game to get into and it's perfect to blow some steam off.

The vehicules available to you all drive differently, and you can improve these vehicules, which gives the game a longer lifespan.

The only downside is a lack of a minimap, which can make the more difficult levels a bit annoying.

Overall this is a good game for less than €10.

A fun game that's okay in small doses. It's a bit different from other zombie games with you driving around the levels and using said car to run them over (or using guns attached to the car to kill them) while picking up passengers and getting them where they need to be.

Cars can be upgraded and there are multiple ones that can be unlocked through the story mode, which can also be used in the other modes. One thing that is quite unfathomable though is that when you purchase and upgrade weapons, you still have to pick them up in the levels.

Again though, it's a fun game in small doses but nothing more really.

Good game for what it's worth (bought it at $5). There are 3 game modes - Blood Race (added just recently), Story Mode and Slaughter. With Story Mode, you progress through a series of missions, and earn money to upgrade your vehicles. Completing objectives will also get you better cars. Slaughter is basically just stampeding hordes of zombies in a small arena, and earning as much money as possible before you eventually get overwhelmed.

Game's main issue is the camera mode, and sometimes wonky car controls, especially on the fast ones like the Super Car. Despite there being a good amount of content, replay value is still somewhat limited. I've had about a week full of fun with it, but due to me still not being able to adapt to the camera and controls, I can't see myself unlocking all the maps in Slaughter mode, even after completing both Story and Blood Race. It's definitely worth $15, especially if you've had a hellish stress-inducing week, but no more than that.

Nice little game, fun for severals hours and now you can play the deadly "Blood Race mode" (free addon included) which is probably the most entertaining one.

Quite strange when I login this game in the first time. ZD doesn't have a clear story, all city is full of zombies, you are a survivor, get in your car, try to save others survivors as many as you can, quite simple and boring. But when ingame, especially if you have a nvidia vga and activate PhysX, driving car and crashing zombies are really fun (graphics and physic effects are quite attractive). However, camera angle when you play is very dizzy, gameplay repeat, every missions are same: kill amount zombies, rescue several survivors and bring them back the base, end mission.

This game is worth 10 bucks, no more.

Picked up this game for half price when it was on offer. The game is just mindless fun with endless running down of zombies. As you progress through the game, you get assorted weapons to mince your way through to save the stranded survivors in the city. The missions are short enough that you can complete them in one sitting. Be warned that the camera is constantly rotating and may give you motion sickness if played over a long period of time.

An interesting game. Fun for a couple hours, but replay value is not so stellar. It is always fun to look for new upgrades and cars to kill the zombies with, even if everything gets a bit repetitive. Game lacks a minimap though, so sometimes you can get lost. Other than that, the story is a bit cheezy, but for the low price, it is good enough.

This is a fun action game that you can play in short burst if you dont have much time. You can just play a few missions and have fun doing it. The graphics are quite nice and when there are a lot of zombies on the screen its really fun to shoot and run them over. There are various weapons and cars you can choose and upgrade. So if you want some quick action and fun this is your pic.

It's a nice game that will last for a few hours, but gets repetitive after a while.

the campaign is fun but rather short and all mission are more or less the same: kill zombies, free survivors, complete sidemission, drive back to base.

the story (if you can call mission briefings story) is average at best, but what did you honestly expect?

there's also an arcade mode, but it doesn't add much other than topping highscores.

all in all, it's a very fun game but it gets tiring quickly.

This Game is real fun!

Its not the type of Game for sitting at home and playing it all night long but if you have some minutes time just jump right in the car and get some zombies.

Graphics are cool, gameplay is simple and there is nothing to think about.

Just buy it and have fun.

I love this Game!

If you want evidence that many people actually want a zombie apocalypse you need look no further than the current zombie invasion of the games industry.

To cut a long story short, Zombie Driver is one of the better zombie games out there right now. Fast, destructive, gory and, most importantly, fun. You a variety of cars and upgrades to choose from throughout your tenure as Official Running Over The Zombies Guy. These can make a big difference to the outcome of each level. So you've got to pay attention to your mission objectives to make sure you pick the right zombie mashing machine.

As it's price indicates, Zombie Driver is neither a big budget game or a lengthy one. It won't take you forever to complete the campaign. But the Slaughter game mode adds some additional value to keep you pulping zombie skulls to your heart's content.

To conclude: Zombie Driver is definitely worth the asking price. But not a whole lot more as the replay value isn't that fantastic.

This is a fun little game, although it does have a few drawbacks. You go through each mission trying meet the goals while killing as many zombies as possible. Each time you do a mission, you earn some money to either upgrade one of your cars. Newer cars can also be unlocked during the game.

Controlling the car can be a bit tricky with the camera shifting, which can make the game a bit harder than it should be. The campaign is somewhat short, but there is a free-play mode that came in a patch to the game. This extends the game's playability considerably.

The "Slaughter" mode is essentially a sandbox where waves of zombies come after you until you die. It's a nice way to practice controlling the car and finding out what the various in-game weapons do.

It's worth the $10. Probably not much more than that, but that's why the price is set where it is.

„Zombie Driver” to gra wyścigowa stworzona przez szczecińskie studio „Exar Studios”. Podczas, gdy zobaczyłem jej screeny na jakieś stronie internetowej, od razu przypomniała mi się pierwsza i druga część gry GTA. Standardowy podgląd z góry(2D) i przejeżdżanie zombie za pomocą niosącego śmierć samochodu, to tylko przedsmak całej rozgrywki. Polacy wyspecjalizowani w niebezpiecznej jeździe udowodnili, że potrafią stworzyć oldskullowy klimat i zachwycić potencjalnych odbiorców. Fabułę gry poznajemy dzięki efektownemu i mało mówiącemu filmikowi, który miał formę komiksu. Wynikiem powstania hord zombie jest chemiczna katastrofa, która nie jest szczególnie rozpisana, bo co obchodziłoby kierowcę taksówki? Menu, które zobaczyłem okazało się dziecinnie proste i przejrzyste, mamy tutaj: Story Mode i Rzeźnik Mode. Wiadomo, w Story Mode wypełniamy misje, natomiast w Rzeźnik Mode naszym zadaniem jest rozjeżdżanie zombie, w celu uzyskania jak największej ilości combo. Pieniądze, które zdobywamy w Story Mode przeznaczamy na przeróbkę aut(które zdobywamy wraz z postępem fabuły), oraz na uzbrojenie. W tytule przyjdzie nam prowadzić 5 różnych aut, w tym limuzynę i karetkę. O różnicy w budowie aut nie informuje nas jedynie wygląd, ale i trzy wskaźniki informujące, na co stać nasz wózek – pancerz, taran i szybkość. Każdy z pojazdów jest inny, najłatwiej natomiast używa się Super Car’u. Prosto po krótkim intrze wrzucani jesteśmy w środek zadymy, a na ekranie wyświetlają się cele. Podzielone są one na „Primary” i „Secondary”. Primary to takie zadania, w których musimy uratować grupkę ludzi, niezarażonych chorobą - na przykład lekarzy bądź policjantów, natomiast w Secondary często musimy wytępić większą grupkę „mózgojadów”. Autorzy gry informują na swojej stronie, iż do wykonania mamy przeszło 17 questów, nie wliczając w to subquestów i zadań bonusowych. Niestety, większość misji jest bardzo schematyczna i po dłuższym czasie nużąca.

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This game is fun, and it's always nice seeing zombies explode.. But after that there is nothing. It has a fairly short campaign too. I also had a problem with the game constantly crashing on me. I bought the game on a $5 sale and I wouldn't buy it for more than that.

A fun and a cheap game. Although the fun doesn't last forever due to the short campaign. When you don't want to complete the campaign any more times, the only thing you can do is the slaughter mode (some kind of survivor mode). Overall good graphics and fun gameplay, but short lasting

Zombie fans, this is a game for you!

I liked this game. He give me hours and hours of fun.

And it's nice 'cus it isn't just shoot-in-the-zombies-like, you have to hit them... with your car! :D

The game don't look to be so hard (just played the normal level), but I bet that you'll enjoy.

The Slaughter Mode is nice too, but isn't fun in the beggining, so don't quit soon. :P

Cars, blood and zombies, Zombie Driver gives you a fun drive around an apocalyptic scenario with thousands of zombies and upgrades to your vehicles.

well worth picking up for half price, an excellent game great for a blast, if you love zombies get this, its great to see a game with a city full of them

Zombie Driver I an excellent game a must play.

I had some trouble getting it to play on my lap top

at first but after the patch it play a bit better.

I have to give this game 5 Stars.

Other reviewers are pretty much right on the money. It's a nice game if you like top-down driving games involving zombie-killing. Runs fine on low-spec laptops and won't kill your graphics card.

The camera perspective, as noted, moves around a lot and can cause headaches for some people. The devs are releasing a patch to fix this sometime soon, though, thankfully.

The weapons system is somewhat weak - you can only have one weapon active on your car at a time and to switch weapons during a mission you have to find a powerup somewhere in the city for the weapon you want to use.

One nice touch is that most of the game's files are easy-to-modify text files. You can mod just about anything - weapon damage, car health, zombie running speed. There are already quite a few player-created mods on the Zombie Driver forums.

According to the devs the patch coming will add a menu option to enable/disable mods so you don't have to do it manually.

In the end it's a nice game for short spurts of wild zombie action. There are better games out there for 9.99, though.

Zombie Driver is a mission-based, arcade-esque, bloody survival driving game with the usual zombie theme. Perspective/View and steering is reminiscent of the old (pre-3d) GTA games - the view is 3d, though, and turns/pans as you go, which can be a tad difficult to get used to.

It's mission-based, that is you progress through the fairly linear storyline in a per mission fashion, always starting fully repaired at a base with a timer, specific survivors to rescue and probably other objectives.

It's arcade-ish as you collect most stuff in form of randomly spread power-ups (although they can be found in practically unlimited amounts at the starting base of the mission you're in) - like weapons, after you bought the respective upgrade, as well as repair.

The missions tend to take 5 to 15 minutes each and difficulty (as well as car and weapon selection) increase as you progress. All in all, it delivers what it can be expected to and is well worth the asking price.

Cute graphics, nice physics, simple & addictive gameplay. Supports widescreen and triple-screen displays (horz+). There's blood everywhere and a lot of breakable props. The game could have been more "crazy" though, it's not as irreverent as a GTA2. It's somewhat repetitive, too - but hey, you don't have to rush through all 17 missions in one afternoon. Too bad there's no competitive multiplayer, split-screen mode or mission editor, but it's still a nice little pop-corn game at the right price.

An arcade-ish car action game where you drive vehicles(you start out with a Taxi, Police car, Limo, Ambulance and other cars will be unlocked as you progress) and kill zombies. It's very simple and you have to save people and kill zombies. Camera is a little troublesome, and I really felt a need of GPS or some minimap. Other than that, It's not a bad $9.99 game if you love killing zombies.