entertaining for all the wrong reasons.Īnyway, Driver SF and Midnight Club LA are now two of my favorite racing games ever made. Keep in mind, the racing genre isn't known for their amazing writing, I'm also playing through Need For Speed Most Wanted 2005 at the moment and the writing in that game is. The writing is also great too, and it has one of the best writings in a game that I've seen in a while with just how funny a lot of the jokes are. It has one of the best soundtracks I've ever had the pleasure of listening to in a racing game. The best way I can describe it is 70's Grooves and Funks: The Game. For a better comparison, imagine GTA 4's driving physics, but faster pace. They feel like paperweight and are extremely lightweight to control, while Driver SF's physics are heavy, and challenging to control. The driving physics is also MWAH! Some games these days still have driving physics that are inferior to this game. The strategy part comes from how you utilize your mind teleportation technique to abuse the missions and bring everything in your favor. Yes, that's insane, and I absolutely love it. You don't buy cars in this game, you teleport your conscious into other drivers, take over their bodies, in order to drive the cars. There are no other games like Driver San Francisco.ĭriver SF is the only game I can think of that somehow combines racing and strategy together and made it actually work and extremely fun. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List
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