SimulationFit check
Is Try To Drive worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Friends who want a coordination-focused two-player challenge
- Players who enjoy obstacle courses with escalating difficulty
- Solo players seeking a bike-navigation challenge with checkpoint settings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for independent character control rather than shared vehicle handling
- Players who prefer relaxed or highly predictable courses instead of hazards and demanding coordination
- Players seeking a story-led adventure with extensive exploration
Our take on Try To Drive
The shared-control design creates a clear trade-off: cooperative coordination becomes central, while independent control of the bike is limited. Solo play remains available, but the main challenge is built around dividing responsibilities between two players.
What is Try To Drive?
Try To Drive is a cooperative challenge game built around one shared bike.
Two players divide control: one manages acceleration while the other handles direction, requiring coordinated movement and communication. Together, they climb through varied locations including office buildings, highways, amusement parks, and construction areas, each containing obstacles that demand different approaches. Single-player play is also available. Four difficulty settings shape the challenge: the lowest setting includes frequent checkpoints, Normal reduces their frequency, Hard provides only a few across a map, and Insanity removes them entirely. The game includes themed maps added in the Winter Update 3. 0, along with character and bike customization.
How Try To Drive plays
- 01Shared Bike Control
- Two players split acceleration and steering duties while guiding one bike through hazards.
- 02Solo Play
- A single player can attempt the course without a cooperative partner.
- 03Four Difficulty Levels
- Settings range from frequent checkpoints at the lowest level to no checkpoints on Insanity.
- 04Varied Environments
- Courses move through locations such as offices, highways, amusement parks, and construction sites.
- 05Customization Options
- Characters and bikes can be customized.
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Try To Drive: platforms & release
Is Try To Drive worth it?
It is worth it if: friends who want a coordination-focused two-player challenge. Skip it if: players looking for independent character control rather than shared vehicle handling.
Where can I download Try To Drive?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Try To Drive's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Try To Drive on?
Windows only.
