Zombie Driver

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Zombie Driver
Zombie Driver logo
Developer(s)	Exor Studios
Publisher(s)	Exor Studios
Engine	Ogre3D PhysX
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 Android (Tegra based devices) Ouya Xbox One PlayStation 4 Nintendo Switch
Release	Android WW: December 4, 2009 Xbox 360 WW: October 17, 2012 Microsoft Windows NA: October 17, 2012 PlayStation 3 (HD) NA: December 18, 2012 PAL: January 23, 2013 JP: February 19, 2013 Ouya (HD) NA: August 23, 2013 Xbox One (Ultimate Edition) NA: June 24, 2014 PAL: July 1, 2014 (Immortal Edition) Nintendo Switch WW: July 25, 2019 PlayStation 4 WW: August 14, 2020
Genre(s)	Vehicular combat
Mode(s)	Single-player

Zombie Driver is a vehicular combat video game. Set in a zombie apocalypse environment, a chemical accident/secret government project has turned the inhabitants of a city into shambling, aggressive opponents. The player must undertake various missions to rescue stranded civilians, slaughter zombies and unlock/upgrade various vehicles.

It was later released as Zombie Driver HD on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Ouya game consoles and Steam, and on Xbox One as Zombie Driver: Ultimate Edition. A Nintendo Switch version was released as Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition. A PlayStation 4 version of the same name was released on August 14, 2020.

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Zombie Driver received average reviews upon release. Critics noted the game for its repetitiveness, untapped potential, and length. "Good fun until the novelty wears off. Which doesn't take that long, sadly." reviewed Total PC Gaming.^[1] The game has a Metacritic score of 60 and a user score of 6.2.

Zombie Driver HD received similar middling reviews upon its release for the first time on consoles. Gamingnexus compared the gameplay to a "cross between Grand Theft Auto 2 and Choplifter." and praised it for its cheap price point.^[2] The game has a Metacritic score of 62 and a user score of 5.1 on the Xbox 360 platform. The steam version holds a 'very positive' user rating from over 2,514 reviews.

Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition reviewed well on its Nintendo Switch release in 2019. Switch Player commended the game for its longevity; "this petrol-fueled indie hit has aged extremely well, delivering a healthy mix of speed, blood and apocalyptic destruction." and favorably calling it a "tour de force of vehicular undead destruction." Even in its most uptodate form the game is still criticized for its repetitive nature, Cogconnected notes "Zombie Driver is bad. In almost every conceivable way."^[3]

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