The new game picks up where DRIV3R left off, with Tanner's archrival Jericho about to be sentenced to life imprisonment.
Now, with the September release approaching, Ubisoft is revealing what Tanner's medical problems mean for the single-player campaign – and it's surprisingly slick stuff. Last year we discovered that, in terms of multiplayer, this makes for hectic, sometimes pleasantly confusing, fun: a gear-grinding battle-racer with a back-and-forth pace that marks it out from any other driving game. For this instalment, super-cop Tanner's in a coma, and the entire game is his fantasy – a fantasy in which he can leave his body, float through the air like a paper bag blowing on the wind, and possess any passing car he chooses (again, just like a paper bag). When one of the Ubisoft Reflections team said that to me last year, however, they really weren't kidding.ĭriver: San Francisco returns to the open road with a new and refreshingly weird central mechanic. It can def compete with Burnout: Paradise and BeamNG.When people associated with long-running video game series tell you, "We've made some real changes this time around," they generally mean that they've added a crouch button. Hey since we're on the trend of switching pics out, why don't you replace the front of the Gran Torino so that it's not a police car, and then put the police version as a new car plz car luver photo_library mode_comment The Driver franchise could've still been up and running if Ubisoft didn't screw the hell out of it and made the next game into a speedboat game. The game that Ubisoft had forgotten how headlights and Brightness worked. When did the Driver saga end? WolfLover94 photo_library mode_comment Or at least it wasn't profitable enough to warrant a sequel. It ended after this game because it took a very long time to make, cost a lot of money and didn't make it back.
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