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Throughout the fun gameplay that Zombie Driver does provide, there’s always one particular thought that lies in the back of my mind “ Why is this not a twin-stick game”.
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Upgrades are segregated to each separate mode, though car paint schemes appear to be shared, another confusing aspect that isn’t explained in full detail. All the weapons pack quite a punch, though you’ll most likely gravitate to your weapon of choice after a couple of missions (machine guns for me), which are also upgradeable during mid-mission briefings. Throughout the streets you’ll find many weapons and pickups ranging from flamethrowers to missiles, machine guns to railguns, and even mystery money crates placed in some of the cut through areas.
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Distinct areas help break up the city streets, though they’ll soon be soaked in blood, but it all feels a little like a missed opportunity, due to both the lack of persistence between levels, and the fact that there’s no free roam mode. The city environment is very expansive, and even though it’s not particurly memorable, you’ll start to pick up on good routes to stick to when you’re under a time constraint. Each individual mission is kept pretty compact, and for the most past quite varied. The core campaign of Zombie Driver will last you a good eight hours or so, as you take on tasks (through a rather barebones story, terrible voice actors, and every stereotype known to man) ranging from rescuing survivors, destroying giant mutations, to some interesting diversions involving a fire truck and a tank. It’s in this chaos though where Zombie Driver shines, since the core combo system relies on a constant stream of blood and guts to net you the high scores on the leaderboards, This also feeds into some friendly competition as you can directly see scores from players on your friends list during the tournament and slaughter modes for that extra little incentive. The copious amount of zombies (sometimes bordering on plain stupid), alongside the many objects strewn throughout the environment that react accordingly to gunfire, the screen can get very busy. It is rather puzzling however, as the game itself is actually quite technically impressive in many other regards. Like any visual anomaly, it is something that you’ll get accustomed to, but it’s hard to see how Zombie Driver made it through QA without this issue being brought up. It’s not that it’s prone to slowdown (though there can be when the screen fills with zombies), it’s a combination of heavy screen tearing and a constant unevenness that doesn’t give off a good first impression. It’s hard to play more than a few seconds without noticing that there’s something not quite right with the framerate. Once you do wrangle the menu system and get into the meat of the game (no pun intended), it’s quite a bit of fun, only there are some caveats. Even after the quite lengthy campaign, there’s a tournament mode featuring a variety of racing types, and even a ‘kill everything’ slaughter mode, which really is pretty much a given in a Zombie game. There is however a lot content, just it doesn’t seem very well organised, and once you do figure things out, there’s quite a bit to see and do. Before you even get into the game you’re bombarded with a whole host of options and information that at first glance is a little hard to grasp.
There’s a lot going on in Zombie Driver in nearly every aspect, as everything from the menus to the game world is packed with quite an overwhelming amount of items, sometimes to its detriment. It’s easy to say that the Zombie genre is saturated, but the zombie driving genre…well that’s something else.
Take for instance Zombie Driver HD, a top down zombie massacre driving game you won’t be finding any emotional character moments seen in Telltale’s The Walking Dead here (even if the rather tension building title music would make you think otherwise), instead you’ll be mowing them down in their hundreds as you drive the streets of a dead city rescuing civilians, racing rivals, and just going all out on the zombie population. Maybe even a clean glass” Shaun Greenhaff – 2012 Some nights you’d sit alone and force down whatever filth you found in a bottle, but other times you splashed out on the good stuff.
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It is due to release for the PS3 shortly.
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Zombie Driver released for the PC in 2009 and is available via both Steam and retail channels.
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Zombie Driver HD was reviewed on the Xbox 360, a review code was provided.
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