While Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition‘s Blood Race and Slaughter modes are entertaining enough in their own right, it’s campaign mode that will really hold your attention. All of Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition‘s vehicles are upgradeable, too, just like the weapons that can be picked up to decimate the walking dead at range. You can speed around the city you’re trapped in sat behind the wheel of a sports car, for example, while a bulldozer doesn’t go very fast at all but isn’t really impeded when you drive through a horde of zombies. You’ll start out with a just a taxi to slaughter the undead with, but by progressing though the game’s campaign and Blood Race modes you can unlock a varied range of vehicles that each have their own strengths and weaknesses.
While most games that pit you against zombies insist that you do so on foot, Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition demands that you do it behind the wheel of a range of vehicles. It’s a bit of a bargain for £13.49/$14.99, really. Including all of the DLC previously released for the game, it comprises of a campaign with just over 30 missions, a race mode with over 30 events, and a slaughter mode in which you can cause carnage in nine arenas.
And so it should come as no surprise that I love Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition on Switch as well.ĭeveloped by Exor Studios, Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition is the game for those who want to destroy hordes of zombies while on the move. Zombie Driver: Ultimate Edition was one of the first games I played on Xbox One, and I loved it.
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