Fit check
Is CyberTaxi worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want driving combined with first-person shooting
- Fans of dystopian science-fiction settings who prefer mission-based games
- Players seeking a taxi game with vehicle combat, customization, and exploration
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a focused taxi simulation without shooting, weapons, or vehicle combat
- Those wanting a realistic racing simulator rather than a story-driven urban action game
- Players who prefer small, tightly structured levels instead of a large city with many missions and activities
Our take on CyberTaxi
The store presentation foregrounds the game's large mission count and city setting, but its core identity is split across taxi work, shooting, vehicle combat, exploration, and story. That mix may be less focused than the taxi-simulator framing suggests.
What is CyberTaxi?
CyberTaxi combines first-person shooting, vehicle combat, taxi simulation, and racing in a post-apocalyptic version of Hindenburg city.
As a cab driver, players complete more than 300 randomly generated missions for different factions across 4 districts, gaining access to additional areas. Money earned during missions can be spent on weapons, shields, gadgets, and taxi repairs. The cab can also be recolored and customized. Customers provide information about the city and its future, while hidden collectibles and side activities are scattered through the environment. The game includes demolition-derby elements, synth-wave music, retro visual effects, and a story set in 2128 involving crime, pollution, drugs, and the Gambricorp organization.
How CyberTaxi plays
- 01Faction Mission System
- More than 300 randomly generated assignments take place across 4 city districts.
- 02Taxi Equipment
- Mission earnings can purchase weapons, shields, gadgets, and repairs for the cab.
- 03Cab Customization
- The taxi can be given a preferred color and customized.
- 04Customer Conversations
- Passengers provide information connected to the dystopian setting.
- 05City Exploration
- The environment contains hidden collectibles and additional activities beyond the missions.
CyberTaxi compared to similar games
CyberTaxi combines taxi driving, first-person combat, faction missions, and city exploration, unlike Uncrashed : FPV Drone Simulator and The Drone Racing League Simulator, which focus on piloting FPV drones. Drift Streets Japan centers on illegal night racing, car tuning, highway traffic, and drifting, while CyberTaxi adds passengers, weapons, missions, and a dystopian story.
CyberTaxi: platforms & release
Is CyberTaxi worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want driving combined with first-person shooting. Skip it if: players seeking a focused taxi simulation without shooting, weapons, or vehicle combat.
Where can I download CyberTaxi?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens CyberTaxi's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is CyberTaxi on?
Windows only.
