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• gamedeal user

  Jun 29, 2022

  No matter how far I drive, I can't out drive my loneliness
• gamedeal user

  Oct 16, 2022

  please add sex
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2023

  Goal of the game is to drive on middle gas, because girl will die and you driving around. There is ok graphics, but in other hand you driving only in one map and controll your middle gas, so from that point its not very interesting. Anyway i enjoy to play till Helicopter not come.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 3, 2023

  We'll go all, all, all night long
• gamedeal user

  Feb 23, 2016

  Is this a joke? The description of the game is longer the actual game. All you do is seriously drive around one track for as long as you can without any obstacles other than the occasional roadblock with a ramp and a gunship that spawns every 8 minutes getting in the way. That's it. That's the whole game. The bullets don't even do anything! They're not even a threat! All they do is make the road randomly spawn debris in your face which comes with no warning. There's no other hazards... just hard turns, roadblocks and a gunship. Pitiful. The only good thing this game has going for it is a nice aesthetic and some pretty good music. $3 for literally 8 minutes of gameplay... 13 if you actually can make one full lap without falling asleep. Literally get the fuck out. Perhaps I'm being harsh on, say, a college student's final project for school but this isn't something you charge people for. Nitronic Rush was a final project for school and that had more content and was released free. This is a 99 cent mobile game AT BEST. Also, don't copy Powerdrive 2000. You're not Powerdrive 2000. And you're not going to ride off it's kickstarter success. If you want a game with more in-depth gameplay and content check out Distance (the same team who made Nitronic Rush). UPDATE 2/26: DENVER has recently updated the game's description to say this game was created just for the sake of music in order to save face. Yes, the music is decent, but don't be fooled, the game is stil garbage. Do not fall for it.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 23, 2016

  Wait for Power Drive 2000
• gamedeal user

  Feb 24, 2016

  UPDATE 10/26/2017 Someone has very kindly pointed out via comments that the game was working for them on their Xbox 360 controller, so I dowloaded again to check it out. Tried it. Didnt work, went to launcher and just configured the A button for the first Acel option and B button for brake. Game worked! Was really happy. HOWEVER, went back to launcher and tried mapping the trigger to firt acel and it wouldnt accept it, there is a second acel on the launcher, bound the right trigger to that acel. SAME PROBLEM AS BEFORE (please read original review below). Launcher is still resetting everytime you open/close game. Tried changing back the A and B keys to first acel to see if I could at least play the game with the buttons again. Now you still go forward with the car but it has the same bug as last time, screen immediatly goes gray and you fail. Game still very much broken. My advice now is dont buy the game, if you do want to buy the game for its OST, then do it at a discount, if you want to play it, be very, very carefull NOT to map the triggers or any axis to the second acel option on the launcher, only map buttons. Dont change the booster or anything else or the game simply becomes unplayable. Thank you to VISIO for the heads up that it at least worked for him. Still hoping someone will fix the game since the 5 min I got with it when it worked was pretty cool! ********************************************************************************************************** DO NOT PURCHASE THIS IF YOU INTEND TO USE AN XBOX-360 CONTROLLER. IT IS SIMPLY UNPLAYABLE. If you configure the BOOST function (secondary) to your Controller button, your car will boost forward, but the girl will die. If you use the keyboard it works fine, since it does both, boost and save the girl. If you are trying to put the Acceleration function to the controller trigger, you wont be able to do it on the first Accel option you see, scroll down, and you will see another Accel option, that one will let you do it. The dev, put separate ones for the controller. EXCEPT for BRAKE. There is no way to put Brake on the the other trigger. It will however accept a button on the secondary for the only Brake function on the Control configuration launcher area. BUT NO AXIS FOR BRAKING. X-Box 360 controller needs to be configured before you play. EVERY TIME YOU PLAY. There are no options in-game whatsoever. You have graphics and control settings on the launcher. Graphics Options on the launcher do not save for me. Ever. You need to change it every time you play. SERIOUSLY, EVERY TIME! No Audio Options. NONE. Game does not tell you how to play, as simple as it is, you should at least know what you should do or not do, I kept getting game over after a few seconds even though the car was already quite fast, it was only when I tried to use the keyboard left shift button that I noticed that the key function was bugged on the controller function. I don't mind unfinished games, I rarely finish most of my games anyway, what I do not like under any circumstance are non-functional games. That's what this is for me. I simply can not play it, regardless of how cheap it is, it should at least work. I was looking forward to playing this, and simply writing a review that says "This is what you would get if Kung Fury, TopGear and Distance had a Baby!". The soundtrack alone is fantastic. The concept is really cool too. Hopefully they will add more functionality to the game, some in-game menus (not very hard to do), and just make it playable. Looking forward to when I can delete everything that's written above and just keep that catchy sentence, until then, hold on to your money.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 25, 2016

  OutDrive, in one way, is an amazing achievement, and DENVER has a lot to be proud of with their creation. I mean that. The screenshots simply do not do this game any level of justice, as there's actually a lot of varied scenary to keep things fresh and thus never feels like the "empty sunset highway" some people have voiced concern over before buying. The combination of audio/visual elements delivers THE best 80's/neon/VHS/vaporwave experience I've ever seen in a video game, hands down.There is so much attention put into everything, from the tastefully low polygon count on most of the assets, to the bloom that glows softly off of the neon and the post-processing filter across the screen, it all ensures that this game feels like a 3D interactive vaporwave poster art. As a work of art, it's meticulously crafted and feels SO good to play for the first few minutes. Alas, the art style is not the aforementioned achievement displayed in this product, because it's just ripping off of the upcoming Kickstarter-funded game Power Drive 2000. Seriously, look up some screenshots and try not to feel insulted on behalf of PD2k's developers. Even if you're someone who's really into the whole vaporwave/vhs aesthetic, this game is not worth the price of admission as it's just a petty clone/cashgrab feeding itself off of the Power Drive hype. I want to make it clear that I do not hate this game for not being Power Drive, because I had no idea what Power Drive was until after I played this game and read some of the user reviews. I have zero attachment to that project, and my opinion is not in comparison to that game, but how the game stands on its own merit in a world where it was actually an original idea. The problem with OutDrive is that, beyond stimulating your eyes and ears, there is NOTHING left. At its most basic level, the game mechanics are actually quite good, which makes it even more confusing that nothing interesting was done with them. Driting around sharper turns is fun, hitting the ramp between roadblocks is fun, balancing speed with trying not to overheat keeps you engaged as you drive. And yet, absolutely none of these things provide you with any real challenge. My FIRST run in the game lasted 28 minutes and the only reason I stopped was because I was BORED, not because I failed. Despite having a meter that forces you to go fast but not too fast, I spun out, came to a COMPLETE halt, hit the (unlimited) boost, and was back on my way without penalty. It's borderline insulting. There are so many great ideas here that just don't do anything meaningful. If you're driving through a city (which looks fucking SICK, by the way) you may have to dodge cross-traffic or some of the lanes may have a car driving alongside you. It would have been so easy to use this as an opportunity to challenge the players environmental awareness as they have to watch the road ahead of them, and dodge the cars beside them, and yet these other cars are separated by wide distance, predictable, and easily avoided. Likewise, there is a helicopter that shows up once in a while to fire bullets at you, which literally just bounce off your car when you do get hit, there is no consequence for this whatsoever. Sometimes, the chopper will try missiles instead, which hit the road ahead of you, bringing up chunks of pavement that you may crash into if you're not careful. While these missiles are the hardest part of the game, they are by no means a threat, considering even if you get hit by a big slab of the road and find yourself turned 180 degrees, all you have to do is quickly press that boost, turn around, and you're on your way before your speed meter ever reaches the bottom. If you want to jam out to some downtempo 80's-esque electronic synth music while dining on a visual feast, go for it, but do not expect the game to challenge you in any way. It's an endless runner that somehow screwed up the most necessary part of the genre: losing. And that's one hell of an achievement to be proud of.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 22, 2016

  Oh OutDrive where did it all go wrong ? I wanted to like this game I really did, but man it's not worth it, so let's get into it. In OutDrive you play as the Driver. His girlfriend is shot and you hook her up to your Delorean and you have to maintain a certain speed to keep her alive.Drive too slow she dies, drive too fast she dies. The neon visuals and overall the entire design is fantastic, but sadly that's where the good ends and the bad begins. The game is endless and there's no ending what so ever, and to experience everything the map has takes you at least 15 minutes and after that there's nothing else. There are obstacles in the road like road blocks and ramps. There are also random encounters like traffic and a helicopter which shoots at you, but it does absolutely nothing and after a few shots the helicopter explodes. The entire game gets tiring after a few minutes and after that there's nothing to do. The soundtrack is great and is really fun to drive around to listen to the music, but it's not worth to play the game just to listen to the music. I wanted to like this game, I really did, but I can't, my honest recommendation is to wait until Powerdrive 2000 comes out this coming May, Final Rating: 3/10 - Don't Bother If you liked this review please consider giving this game a thumbs up and if you disliked post in the comments on what you disliked. For more reviews follow Snort's Review curator page [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/snortsreviews#curation]here[/url] - follow for regular updates on reviews for other games!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 5, 2016

  The developer goes out of their way to explain that it's "not a game, but an aesthetic concept". Ok, I get that. OutDrive hits a lot of marks - compelling artstyle, pretty great music and it runs well to boot, but in the end it actually is a game in the sense that you need to control a car and keep it between a number limiting factors, namely the road edges and the upper and lower speed limits. Sadly, this part just isn't fun. Devs, if you want me to hear (and potentially buy) your music and you choose to package it in the form of a game, then you'll need to make the game component compelling as well, especially since I'm forced to actively play the game in order to hear the music.