The Driver Syndicate
A downloadable game for Windows
The Driver Syndicate is a open-world driving action game inspired by the classic Driver series by Reflections Interactive.
Enter Take A Ride mode with selection of cars from ’60s to ’80s era and various times of day - dawn, dusk, night and weather effects which affect handling.
Experience hot cop chases and getaways - now with AI agents inspired by Driver San Francisco.
Expirience minigames such as Trailblazer, Gates, Getaway and infamous Job Interview tutorial!
Theme of Driver Syndicate made by Allister Brimble, who is also happens to be author of Driver in-game BGM, allowed us to include remastered soundtrack of Driver 1 and Driver 2.
Record your briliant chases and enter the Film Director - place the cameras, adjust transitions and share the coolest moments!
Create your own cities, vehicles, missions and even the game modes! Running on its own game engine, Syndicate allows the community to be heavily involved in the development of new content due to the game being modding-friendly. Developer provides a broad set of tools made for this game, a Wiki page with help material on how to create your own content.
Base game includes 11 vehicles based on real life cars and demo city with two missions, and with Addons support there are over 200 vehicles and about 10 cities created by Driver Madness Community exclusively for The Driver Syndicate. Also ride cars exlusive to their cities which also made by the community.
You can now play 18 story missions taking place in Miami city from Driver 1, faithfully recreated in new engine by Matti. Take a wheel as John Tanner, an ex-racing boy taking his deep way into undercover.
Published | 1 day ago |
Status | In development |
Platforms | Windows |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings) |
Author | SoapyMan |
Genre | Racing, Action |
Tags | chase, cinematic, Open World |
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Woot! After a very long time it's finally here, can't wait to see what kind of horrible abstract concepts we can make as "mods" now