The 1970s represented a completely different time in every aspect. This is because the game #DRIVE transports players back to the decade through multiple scenes. Additionally, having cars in the game is an important aspect that can’t be ignored. The latest version of the game added two new vehicles: The Thunder and The Fishbowl. You should upgrade cars you want to unlock on the road to improve performance and gather resources. Doing so boosts both performance and the cars' overall collection.

Players in the video game #DRIVE will struggle to cross the racing course; instead, they must understand and use their in-game driving style to compete with obstacles. This accessible style of driving provides an understanding of how cars move through the world. Press only two buttons on the display. Touch the left or right sides to steer. Pressing both buttons simultaneously allows you to use the vehicle's brakes to slow down. Your game view is a third-person perspective; however, your distance to the vehicle you're observing is greater than usual. This allows you to easily view the surrounding environment because your gameplay involves these elements. You need to test the game's mechanics in every environment with distinct characteristics. This ensures you don't hit any barriers when you experience the world at the same time.

You'll need to practice a lot before you can drive well enough to control your car in DRIVE. You have to deal with other cars on the road and encounter trouble with police cars that constantly try to tail you. This game will require you to ignore three elements of the screen other than your first-person perspective: the fuel bar, score bar and damage indicator. You don't have to be in the first position when playing this game; instead, you can move as far away as you wish. In the environment, you need to pay close attention to many different things. These include gas stations that you can see when moving through the area. Also, there are prominent locations in the environment that reveal the location of other important elements. Refueling your vehicle requires you to pay attention to both your driving and the cars on the road. Because gas stations usually sit on one side or the other, you need to keep this in mind when determining when to refuel. Additionally, the general state of cars on the road cannot be ignored. Cars on the road often pose a challenge for players because of the damage they cause to vehicles when players collide with them. Cars also appear in the game as part of the police force — sometimes, players will even encounter a police car traveling next to them. This crash car constantly collides with your vehicle from behind, without overcoming it to obstruct your progress. You need to determine a way to deal with this as you analyze the situation.

Many great inventions stem from simple concepts, and this is why DRIVE is the ideal game for car enthusiasts. There are no bosses to defeat, no sub-bosses, no levels and no speed ups. All a player needs to do is hold down the corresponding button on the analog stick. And, because the game constantly speeds up, it's an endless ride that never ends. Pixel Perfect Dude is a publisher of games considered obscure on Google Play. They've produced some sports-related games like Extreme Beach Volley and Ski Jump on iOS and Android. Their games have very addictive gameplay that doesn't resemble classic racing games. #DRIVE's gameplay is similar to Subway Surfers — it has an endless running mode — instead of developing like classic racing games.

#DRIVE features multiple locations, from snowy white roads to hot asphalt streets. Traveling through these places and more proves difficult, as you face many adversities along the way. Whenever the police catch up with you, they insist on stopping the road for a donut when your engine gags them. You can also encounter many carefree sightseers who drive without paying attention to other cars. As you journey farther from home, more points are awarded. Therefore, traveling as far as possible is important. In addition to fuel and vehicle damage, regularly checking the damage to the fuel gauge and vehicle is imperative because it informs you when to stop in order to repair and continue your journey.

This is a distance racing game; you don't have to race fast. You don't compete against other racers, and your opponent is yourself. The number of points you earn correlates to the distance traveled. Although the game may seem easy and too dull at first glance, it’s important to remember that there are many obstacles to navigate through on the journey. Additionally, the developers included many elements intended to keep players distracted. Your car can easily suffer damage if you allow attention to lapse for even a brief moment. Roads in areas bordering deserts often experience sand problems. High-speed vehicles lose control easily due to the ice. This makes them easy to hit by houses on the side of the road. You must remember to collect money along the way— either coins in a cap or a note— as it contributes to your bonus. You may also encounter a deadly trap if you gather many pieces of currency. If you see a lot of bottle caps, you're encouraged to follow that particular route. However, be cautious when walking down the road— some consider moving slowly in front of a car an optical illusion. You must maintain focus and a singularly focused goal: to achieve the greatest distance possible.

Playing #DRIVE requires no difficult math formulas or calculations. All that's needed is a simple pick and play mechanism; one can easily control the car steering wheel by touching one of the two sides of the screen, or holding both thumbs to brake. You'll circumnavigate the world by driving your automobile in an Endless Run game. From beaches to snowy mountains to desert towns, you'll cross many locations while playing. The third-person view in #DRIVE makes it easy to see the vehicle from the rear. This is because it only uses a single perspective.