Fit check
Is Driving Master D worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual racing players who want challenging stages
- Completionists interested in 100 achievements and car unlocks
- Players who enjoy obstacle objectives and time attacks
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking conventional racing with brakes or standard braking-based controls
- Players looking for a broader racing structure than 20 stages with three star objectives per stage
- Players seeking racing modes centered on multiplayer competition
Our take on Driving Master D
The focus on 100 cars and achievements may suggest a broad driving collection, but the stated structure is narrower: 20 stages built around two-button, brakeless driving, star objectives, races, and car explosions.
What is Driving Master D?
Drive a car without brakes through 20 stages that include roads, towns, and circuits.
The game uses two-button controls and presents challenging driving stages. Each stage has three collectible stars with different requirements: avoid cones, touch a purple star, and complete a time attack. The game includes 100 unlockable cars, with each car linked to an achievement, and five color options for every car. Cars can explode during races. Other listed elements include music, an ending, and full Xbox controller support. The game focuses on completing stages, collecting stars, unlocking cars, and winning races within its brakeless driving format.
How Driving Master D plays
- 01Three Star Tasks
- Each stage includes orange, purple, and yellow star objectives involving cones, a purple star, and a time attack.
- 02Achievement Cars
- The game includes 100 unlockable cars, with each car linked to an achievement and available in five colors.
- 03Two-Button Driving
- Driving uses two buttons while the car has no brakes.
- 04Xbox Controller Support
- Full Xbox controller support is included.
Driving Master D compared to similar games
Driving Master D centers on brakeless, two-button driving across 20 stages, with star objectives, 100 achievement-linked cars, and five colors per car. Barro instead features small-car races, arcade events against three opponents, time trials, and split-screen multiplayer. The listings differ in both control premise and race structure.
Driving Master D: platforms & release
Is Driving Master D worth it?
It is worth it if: casual racing players who want challenging stages. Skip it if: players seeking conventional racing with brakes or standard braking-based controls.
Where can I download Driving Master D?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Driving Master D's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Driving Master D on?
Windows only.
