Zombie Driver doesn't emphasise the story all that much, and for good reason – why would you delay drifting around corners, massacring any that stand in the way? Unique gameplay definitely makes up for everything the story lacks. The story does what it's supposed to: it gets you ready for each of the missions, gives you a basic understanding of what you're supposed to be doing in the mission, then lets you go.
You play an able driver, eager to drive off into the blood-drenched streets and pop a few zombie heads under the wheels. Zombies are here, they're hungry for brains, any brains, even gamer brains. It’s a generic zombie story, nothing too original. I was ready to roll…over the zombies, that is. The game greeted me with a gorgeous comic book-style cinematic. With Zombie Driver, I thought I'd found just what I'd been looking for.Īs soon as Steam told me “You can now play Zombie Driver,” I reached for the mouse to start the vehicular manslaughter. Digital distribution channels, such as Direct2Drive, Steam, and GamersGate have brought indie games to the forefront of the industry in recent years.
That's no excuse for missing out on indie games like Zombie Driver. Most of my gaming time is allocated to the PS3, I have a steady stream of games I receive from the 'Rental People' so that keeps me busy for most, if not all, of my time.
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