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Zombie Driver

Rating: 4.5 (9 votes cast)
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System requirements

  • OS: Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, (Does not support Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT)
  • Processor: 1.6 GHz Intel Pentium processor or equivalent AMD Athlon processor
  • Memory: 1GB
  • Graphics: 128 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible or better video card with pixelshader 3.0
  • DirectX®: 9.0c
  • Hard Drive: approx. 600 MB
  • Sound: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
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    Fight your way through the streets of a zombie infested city to save the survivors of a disastrous chemical accident that changed most of the city's population into mindless brain hungry monsters. Time is your enemy and your car is your weapon as you race through the streets smashing everything on your way including fences, phone booths, street lamps and hordes of zombies. When the gruesomely mutated zombies become too much to handle, buy a new car or get more guns and upgrades installed. You can earn more money for finishing side quests, making kill combos and searching for hidden prizes. Game play is unrestricted and the player can freely roam through the dark streets, alleys and backyards searching for the best shortcuts or hidden power ups.

    • 17 story missions with sub quests and bonus objectives,
    • Huge, free roaming city, infested by thousands of brain hungry zombies just waiting to be explored,
    • 6 different cars including an unlockable super car,
    • 9 different upgrades for each car, which can transform even an innocent Taxi into a Chariot of Death
    • All cars can be mounted with miniguns, flamethrowers, rocket launchers or even dual railguns.
    • All weapons have 3 upgrade levels which come with unique features.
    • Dynamic combo system with tricks and hordes of zombies to try it on.
    • Many vicious zombie types including even zombie dogs
    • PhysX by NVIDIA

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    4th Jan

    By swat72

    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.

    19th Dec 2009

    By Lazaruso

    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.

    8th Dec 2009

    By Kranodor

    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.

    6th Dec 2009

    By Lee Chah

    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.

    4th Dec 2009

    By toyoch

    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.
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