![]() ![]() It's simple but usually glorious fun, particularly when you zoom through dozens of zombies at once amid the satisfying sounds of crunching bone, and the sharp trigger controls for brakes and acceleration mark an improvement over the occasionally cumbersome maneuverings of the PC release. The idea is that order has broken down to the point that the Army needs you and your uncommonly resilient taxi to thin the undead horde. If you want story, Zombie Driver HD sprinkles in what seems like intentionally cringe-worthy voice acting before each round that does little more than provide context for the level's objectives, which include everything from defending a news van from a zombie swarm to pumping missiles into a massive zombie blob. It's not the most imaginative game around, but it's dumb, gory fun.Ĭomplaining about an explosion is silly during a zombie invasion. Over the course of 31 levels, you smash through them and the destructible terrain with taxis and school buses, you fry them with rocket launchers and flamethrowers, and you level up your weapons and armor to do the same job more efficiently. ![]() Oh, and there's a whole state's worth of zombies. This isn't a game that wastes its time delivering compelling narratives or experimenting with some new spin on dispatching contemporary gaming's most overused enemies it's just you and your car in a top-down format that evokes nostalgia for the simple early years of Grand Theft Auto. There's a brutal honesty to Zombie Driver HD's title that you just can't help but admire. ![]()
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