$9.99Zombie Driver HD Ram the horde, floor it
A top-down arcade game about driving very fast through a city full of zombies. Run a 31-mission campaign with 13 vehicles, race armed cars in the Blood Race tournament, or survive endless waves in Slaughter mode. Ramming hordes with a bulldozer never stops being satisfying.
Is Zombie Driver HD worth it?
Zombie Driver HD is worth it if…
- you want short, loud sessions of arcade destruction rather than a slow, careful game
- you ever fantasized about flooring it through a crowd of zombies
- you like score chasing, combos and leaderboards that beg for one more run
- you miss the simple, top-down action games of the 1990s
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A city overrun, one driver at a time
The story campaign sends you through 31 missions in a big, free-roaming city after a chemical accident turns most of its people into zombies. The army calls, and the jobs vary: race against the clock to rescue survivors, transport dangerous cargo, defend key targets against huge waves, spray anti-zombie repellent around town, and fight enormous mutated bosses. You pick the vehicle for the job from 13 options, and it matters: a rescue run needs seats and speed, a defense needs armor. Sometimes the answer is a fire truck, a bulldozer, or a tank. Missions come with sub quests and bonus objectives, so there is more to do than just drive from A to B, though driving from A to B through a horde has its own appeal.
Racing with guns, surviving with upgrades
Outside the campaign there are two ways to keep going. Blood Race is a tournament of 30 events across three game types: classic races spiced up with guns and zombies, Eliminator rounds where you take down as many vehicles as you can before time runs out, and Endurance, where a bomb on your car ticks down and every checkpoint buys you seconds. Slaughter mode drops you into 7 survival arenas for endless waves and enormous killing sprees, with a dynamic upgrade system you work on the fly: 9 upgrades that can turn an innocent taxi into a Chariot of Death, plus miniguns, flamethrowers, rocket launchers and dual railguns. A combo system rewards tricks, leaderboards let you compete with friends, and the gore runs on PhysX.
