Mission: Driver

Mission: Driver is a vehicle-focused driving game built around realistic driving physics with arcade elements. You can test or improve your driving skills while staying in control at high speeds and in tricky situations.

Open world

A small part of the world is currently accessible, along with the Arcade Parking mode. In the navigable world, you can complete quests to level up your character, take jobs for companies such as the towing service, garbage disposal and city administration, and build your reputation to unlock uniforms and special vehicles. You can also visit dealerships to buy vehicles and workshops to style them.

Tasks

Arcade Parking challenges you to complete obstacle-filled courses and set course records. Other tasks are under development: City Administration involves issuing parking fines to maintain law and order; Towing involves securing accident sites and recovering broken-down vehicles; and Garbage collection involves disposing of garbage bags or emptying bins and containers to protect the city from pollution. Action Series sends you from one randomly chosen location to the next, with time bonuses for reaching further locations and a record for the number visited. Track Racer challenges you to complete race tracks at high speed. Records in both Action Series and Track Racer can be posted on leaderboards.

Vehicle styling

The styling mode lets you customize vehicles with multi-stage lowering, different tire types and sizes, a large selection of rims, and a range of colors for vehicles and most rims.

Driving controls

The game supports gamepads and steering wheel systems, and menus can be navigated without a mouse or keyboard. Gamepads let you fine-tune the throttle and brake and provide more precise steering control. With a steering wheel, you can choose automatic transmission or shift manually, engaging and disengaging gears as in a real vehicle. Manual driving includes the risk of stalling when starting off, and hill starts offer practice for novice drivers. Missions, timing and scores are prepared separately for keyboard, gamepad, steering wheel with automatic transmission, and steering wheel with manual transmission.