Zombie Driver Critic Reviews

The game's a bit short and doesn't provide much beyond the visceral glee of running over craploads of people who actually have it coming, but that's probably more than enough for the lean, $10 price tag.

Fun while it lasts, but alas hit 'n' run is about all you get.

It's short and simple, which is just as well.

Running over zombie dogs is always fun.

Zombie Driver isn't a bad game, but given the number of similar games on the market, there isn't really much to recommend it.

Beyond being needlessly repetitive, there are some issues with the presentation that make Zombie Driver feel a bit unfinished or, at least, untested.

Pretty funny...for the first hour or so. Then it keeps repeating itself, until you wish you could go back to the good old Carmageddon days. Just for zombie maniacs.

Ultimately, this is what you need to know: for ten bucks, you can buy the videogame equivalent of a bag of Cheetos and a porno mag, except the Cheetos are zombies and the naked people are driving cars with flamethrowers attached to them.

Nice visuals, easy playability and boring after while... if you remember the old times when Carmageddon hit the streets you won’t be disappointed.

Good fun until the novelty wears off. Which doesn't take that long, sadly.

Zombie Driver is simply a dull, unpalatable game.

Flawed and monotonous.

The lifeless Zombie Driver fails at being even mindless fun—these zombies should’ve stayed in the grave.