Cyber Driver Reviews

Nice game.it has a retro vibe.Maybe a little bit hard :)

I am going to give this a thumbs up as it looks great quality for the price and if you love keyboard commands then great. Please add controller support. I'd love this game. Just my personal preference so I am not going to get a refund or a thumbs down. Controller support please.

Nice visuals but a couple problems... At lease make it Exclusive fullscreen. The controls feel really delayed and clunky. This would not happen if it was exclusive fullscreen, there is a setting in unity for that. Update please.

Game has a good mood and colors for a futuristic city, the only gripes I have is the music is a lil repetitive and the neon color mode makes it harder to play with the different filter over the screen, but the game is fast, difficult and pretty fun once you get the hang of it

Nowadays, when I look for a new game to purchase, I usually like to browse how long does it take to finish, because lately I haven't got the patience or time to endure a tedious process of grinding, which certain titles require. This one in particular caught my attention, and I'll explain why during my review. So, there's not really any kind of story to keep you immersed; what you do know, however, is that you drive a cab through a really chaotic traffic, in a cyberpunk themed universe. Then again, things are so crazy in this place that when you're driving, you can't stop for a single second, even when you're picking up new passengers, nor when you eventually get them to their destination. Since there's not really an ending destination, if by any chance you happen to crash your vehicle, the game is over. The soundtrack available is somewhat forgettable, so I didn't think twice before turning it off. The sound effects are actually ok, there's nothing to complain about them. As for the graphics, they're kinda decent, I suppose... But I'll have to add a remark about it a bit later. The gameplay might feel a bit weird in the beginning (mostly because of the controls), so I assume that you're gonna crash into other cars and buildings a few times until you start to get the hang of it. You're going to notice that there're different glowing symbols floating throughout the screen. The squared-ones with empty dots are actually the passengers that you get to transport. As for the foods, these are actually bonus points that will help to improve your score. You're also going to come across some striped tunnels, which not only provide you extra points, but also temporarily increase your speed, so going through these can be a risky bet sometimes. Let's get into that part now. When you finally start to feel confident with your skills, this title will throw another curve ball into your face, and it's actually something really annoying: That is, after a certain amount of time passes by, the camera automatically changes from third-person perspective, to first-person, and there's simply nothing you can do about it. So, if you were happily dodging obstacles as if your car were a wide receiver, try doing that now, but with a different perspective instead. The most irritating thing about this detail, is that this transition can happen while you're doing a dangerous maneuver, which might end up killing you. Ah, I must add that it's a never ending cycle, so get used to this situation happening from time to time. I assume that this kind of feature was implemented to increase the difficulty, but I still think that it's a cheap shot. Returning to the graphics, they can also help to increase the difficulty. Depending on how high is the level of darkness and fog, you're gonna end up crashing your car more times than you'd like to, not that you'd like to do that in the first place anyway. Nonetheless, you can get to reduce the levels so at least you can have one less thing to worry about. Even though there're no trading cards available, there're at least 8 different achievements to get, and if you put some effort during your playthrough, I'm sure that you can get them all during a single sitting. Then again, if you start to get stressed by cheap crashes (especially when other drivers come out of nowhere in front of you), just take a break and try again later. Overall, it's a fair game to kill some time, and I recommend to get it during a sale, since the price is quite affordable.

The stifling atmoshpere of the game is very appealing. Introducing health points bar should be considered - dying so early many times is a bit annoying.

As an old school gamer but CONSIDERING the price I RECOMMEND this game for few rounds. I bought this game as chill out game and to unwind after work with relax music in background. What I liked about game is: - great atmosphere (which reminds me on movie The Fifth element) and - casual driving (while avoiding obstacles), - no bugs i met. What I didn't like about game is: - irritating and too often crash in the rear part of the building (after avoided front part of obstacle), - because of reason above it needed to have life bar and extend drive, - needs mouse sensitivity option.

1.0 / 5.0 This is an endless driving game where you take the role of a taxi/cab driver in a cyberpunk-esque setting with the objective to collect items (in the form of neon signs) and take customers to their destination to get points all while avoiding obstacles. One hit with an obstacle means a game over. It's hard to ask much of the game considering its low price point but I feel the game needs more work and polish to at the very least become an above average game. Most of the game overs in this game will come as a product of the crossing traffic at intersections that will require lighting quick reactions to avoid (sometimes it feels like it's impossible) making the game very unfair and frustrating. The dark setting and dark-colored buildings don't help the cause either. Achievements are skill-based and they can be obtained within an hour or two on average depending on your patience and luck.

It's a pretty little game which seems, in my opinion a little bit hard but... challenging ! I would like an option for setting the gamepad sensitivity in the (next) future and also the possibility to choose the difficulty between easy/normal/hardcore/insane. Cheers. ;-)

It's a pretty good game imo. Being a game developer myself, I appreciate the indie dev's hard work. Working alone on a game project is a daunting task. The cyberpunk style feels nice. But the game needs some minor fixes. Maybe improve the lighting or change the buildings' color from black to any other color. The game looks really dark sometimes, making it nearly impossible to play. In it's current state, the game isn't 60 fps buttery smooth. Some work needs to be done on that as well.