Fit check
Is Driver® Parallel Lines worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want driving mixed with shooting and crime missions
- Racing fans interested in classic and modern cars and motorcycles
- Players who want vehicle modification alongside a revenge story
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a pure racing game without shooting, theft, or revenge missions
- Players looking for track-based racing rather than urban driving and armed action
- Players who do not want vehicle customization to be part of the driving experience
Our take on Driver® Parallel Lines
Combining driving, gunplay, theft, and revenge missions means the game is not focused on racing alone. Vehicle modification adds another layer, but it also divides the experience between street action, story progression, and tuning vehicles.
What is Driver® Parallel Lines?
Play as a former wheelman released after being imprisoned for a crime committed by someone else.
The story follows a revenge mission through New York's underworld across two time periods: the past and the present. Players can drive 80 cars and motorcycles, including classic and modern models. Street missions combine driving with shooting, smashing, and stealing, using short- and long-range assault weapons. Vehicles can be customized with bodywork, engine upgrades, adjustable suspensions, custom paint, and accessories such as bulletproof glass and tinted windows. The game combines urban driving, armed action, vehicle modification, and a revenge-focused story.
How Driver® Parallel Lines plays
- 01Two Time Periods
- The story takes place in New York's past and present.
- 0280 Vehicles
- Players can choose from cars and motorcycles that include classic and modern models.
- 03Armed Street Missions
- Gameplay combines driving with shooting, smashing, and stealing through New York's underworld.
- 04Vehicle Modifications
- Vehicles can receive bodywork, engine upgrades, adjustable suspensions, custom paint, bulletproof glass, and tinted windows.
Driver® Parallel Lines compared to similar games
Driver® Parallel Lines combines urban driving, shooting, theft, and vehicle customization across two time periods. GRIP: Combat Racing combines high-speed racing with wheeled or airborne vehicles and heavy weapons, while Barro offers small-car races, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer. Redout: Enhanced Edition is described as an arcade racing game centered on fast driving and challenging races.
Driver® Parallel Lines: platforms & release
Is Driver® Parallel Lines worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want driving mixed with shooting and crime missions. Skip it if: players seeking a pure racing game without shooting, theft, or revenge missions.
Where can I download Driver® Parallel Lines?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Driver® Parallel Lines's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Driver® Parallel Lines on?
Windows only.
