Tokyo Drive

Tokyo Drive is a driving game set on an open-world map that reproduces the locations of real roads and buildings across Tokyo’s 23 wards. You can drive around an area of about 600 square kilometers, use fast travel, and buy and transfer cars.

The Tokyo map

Most roads in the 23 wards are represented using information from MLIT Japan’s Project PLATEAU. The map also includes building locations and sizes, with building names drawn mainly from public institutions such as schools, stations, police stations, fire stations and post offices. Road and building locations, sizes and names reflect the information available when they were mapped and may not match current data; their appearance is generated automatically and may differ from reality.

Bridges, including overpasses, are not reproduced, and the terrain is flat: roads and buildings have no elevation. Building sizes are made as close as possible to their real-world sizes.

Driving and collecting

The game includes a day-and-night cycle from morning to night and collection elements. Exploring the map can help you become familiar with places and roads in Tokyo. It can also run on lower-spec PCs, including those with integrated graphics.