Race across multiple tracks at once in this indie racing game by switching between them on the fly. Computer-controlled racers handle your car when you jump away, but their incompetence demands constant intervention to stay competitive. Powered by Artificial Idiocy, this action-packed loop forces quick hops between tracks for victory.
Compete in online multiplayer against friends or strangers, craft and share custom tracks, or tackle four gameplay styles like purist, arcade, collection, and time trial modes. A campaign spans 50 tracks, with a tougher bonus set of 50 more, all amid trippy retro-futuristic visuals across galaxies and shifting gravities. Fans of chaotic, brain-bending racing challenges will keep coming back.
Drive!Drive!Drive! is a racing game unlike any other, where players must drive their cars to victory across multiple tracks at the same time.
Let us try to explain how this brain-melting idea works: You are able to switch between the different tracks of a race any time you like. When you switch away from a track, a computer racer takes over driving on that track for you.
Unfortunately, the AI racers aren’t what you’d call competent. They are what you’d call incompetent. In other words, to place well in every track you're racing on, you’re going to have to hop track-to-track on a regular basis to account for the subversively cretinous computer cars.
This Artificial Idiocy™ is uniquely powered by our Intelligent Stupidity™engine.
Here’s just some of the many other reasons you’re going to love Drive!Drive!Drive!:
* Online multiplayer! Compete against friends and/or total strangers!
* Create your own racing calamities with the track creator. Then punish the rest of the world by sharing them online!
* Four different styles of gameplay, including: purist mode, arcade mode, collection mode, and time trial!
* A campaign mode featuring 50 tracks
* A bonus campaign mode featuring 50 additional (and harder!) tracks
* An amazing soundtrack by the world's state-of-the art synth/prog/post-rock band ZOMBI
* Those trippy retro/future visuals all the kids are hallucinating over, set across different galaxies and multiple gravities
The future of racing games has finally arrived, and it’s far stranger than anyone anticipated.
