Driver: San Francisco ~ Shines

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Friday, 12 April 2013

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Driver: San Francisco

Driver: San Francisco

Developer: Ubisoft Reflections
Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre: Action, Driving
Release Date: 27 September 2011

About Driver: San Francisco

There was a time way back, when all I heard about was how great Driver was. Friends, magazines and adverts all conspired to show me that I needed to buy this game. So I did. Whilst I wouldn’t say I was disappointed, the game was too damn hard. I was younger back then, and lacked the grit and sheer determination required to fully enjoy the experience. I never even bothered with later games, hearing that they offered little more than failed ambition. Now we have Driver: San Francisco, a game that attempts to bring the series back to its roots. I’ll not hold you in suspense for too long; D:SF does this well, creating a fun and easily accessible cinematic driving experience that sets a really good level of challenge. It’s a well crafted game, but it might not be to everyone’s tastes. Read on for the full low down.