Driver: San Francisco marks the return of the blockbuster driving franchise. Gamers play John Tanner, a hardened detective involved in a relentless manhunt throughout the City by the Bay. Thanks to a groundbreaking gameplay feature, players can now seamlessly shift between more than a hundred licensed vehicles, keeping them constantly in the heart of the action. With its timeless atmosphere, unique car handling and renewed playability, Driver: San Francisco offers the free-roaming, classic, cinematic car chase experience.

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Driver: San Francisco

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9 Reviews

7.80

Video Gamer

8.00

Tom Orry—Sep 27, 2011

Driver San Francisco could have been a one-trick pony, but it has managed to use that trick in a variety of clever and interesting ways, ensuring the driving gameplay never becomes tiresome or generic. Get over the slightly ludicrous coma explanation, and chances are you'll have a lot of fun with what Reflections has delivered. With a bit of imagination, the dev team takes the open-word driving genre to new heights.

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8.00

Keza Macdonald—Aug 26, 2011

Driver: San Francisco has one game-changing, eyebrow-raising idea and it pulls it off with aplomb, infusing the OTT arcade racing with unparalleled variety and a ridiculous supernatural twist whilst staying true to its Seventies chase-movie roots. It looks great, it’s got a lot of personality, it tells an entertaining story and it’s great fun to play. A few frustrating difficulty spikes and the story’s rather premature ending are the only negatives.

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7.70

Shad Forsyth—Sep 07, 2011

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. As someone that put over 80 hours in to completing Burnout Paradise 100%, the similarities to Burnout are too many to completely overlook. As its own game though, Driver: San Francisco is a solid game. There are a few minor quips here and there, but overall it’s a good, fun game with great presentation value. The story may be a bit of a stretch but this is a video game people. This one might have some serious legs with the online game modes too.

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