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About Keep Driving
A festival? The ideal excuse for hitting the road! It's the early 2000s, and your first vehicle is set for exploration. Encounter new people, tackle jobs, and chart your own course throughout the nation. Personalize and fix your vehicle, tackle obstacles, and enjoy the adventure, remember, you’re young, and time is in your favor.
- Explore a world that is generated procedurally. Pick up hitchhikers and tackle obstacles with turn-based combat employing skills and items.
- Hit road obstacles such as navigating around hindrances. Gather tunes and encounter explorers along your voyage.
- Explore a nostalgic early 2000s world in pixel art, inspired by road trip classics and a love for analogue charm.
- Unlock various endings as you revisit your journey. Select various routes, venture onto highways and rough trails, and relish the liberty of the open road.
Keep Driving Reviews
Keep Driving is the sort of game I should love on the Steam Deck, but unfortunately, some of the interactions like dragging items around are pretty fiddly and the smaller pixel art icons are hard to read on a smaller screen. Otherwise it'd be perfect for sinking back into the couch, getting high or drunk (or not, your choice, say no to peer pressure), letting the road take you where it will, and making some temporary friends you'll never forget.
PC Gamer
Keep Driving is an incredible road trip adventure game, truly living up to the vibe of an early 2000s drive across the country. Every aspect of the game wowed me, and I was left with no desire other than to get even more from the experience. Here’s hoping the developers launch some future DLC for the game.
Try Hard Guides
Keep Driving could perhaps be improved through a couple of quality-of-life enhancements, like the ability to zoom out on the map or a better way to manage quests, but these shortcomings pale in comparison to its overwhelming charm and effective small-scale storytelling. It's a game worth recommending to anyone seeking a unique, satisfying, surprisingly replayable experience. It's a truly special game.
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