SimulationFit check
Is CityDriver worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Driving simulation fans who want a recreated real-world city
- Players who prefer practising traffic manoeuvres over racing competition
- Tinkerers who want to create and share vehicle mods
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking competitive racing, high-speed events, or a progression-focused driving campaign
- Those who want a tightly scripted experience rather than adjustable free play and repeatable traffic situations
- Players uninterested in vehicle controls, traffic rules, or driving practice
Our take on CityDriver
Instead of centring on races, championships, or combat, this simulation treats ordinary urban driving as its main structure. Free play, traffic rules, refuelling, charging, and practice exercises replace the genre’s usual emphasis on competition, while a recreated Munich provides the setting.
What is CityDriver?
CityDriver is a driving simulation set in a 1:1-scale recreation of Munich’s city centre, inner-city highway, and state road.
Freeplay Mode lets players select a vehicle, adjust traffic rules and collision settings, and accept or decline randomly offered missions. Driving Practice Training includes slalom and swerving exercises. The game features sedan, SUV, coupé, and compact car classes, with internal combustion or electric engines and automatic, semi-automatic, or manual transmissions. Vehicles can be explored and interacted with inside and outside. Traffic includes other vehicles and pedestrians, while landmarks, historic buildings, signs, and local objects recreate parts of Munich. Cars can be refuelled or charged, and mods can be created and shared through Steam Workshop.
How CityDriver plays
- 01Custom Freeplay Rules
- Players can adjust traffic regulations and AI collision settings before exploring Munich.
- 02Driving Practice
- Training exercises test control through slalom and swerving challenges.
- 03Multiple Vehicle Types
- The available classes include sedans, SUVs, coupés, and compact cars.
- 04Engine And Gearbox Choices
- Cars use combustion or electric power and support automatic, semi-automatic, or manual transmission.
- 05Vehicle Modding
- Custom cars and modifications can be made with the included tools and shared through Steam Workshop.
- 06Munich Recreation
- The game includes a 1:1-scale city-centre area alongside an inner-city highway and state road.
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CityDriver: platforms & release
Is CityDriver worth it?
It is worth it if: driving simulation fans who want a recreated real-world city. Skip it if: players seeking competitive racing, high-speed events, or a progression-focused driving campaign.
Where can I download CityDriver?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens CityDriver's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is CityDriver on?
Windows only.
