Driveloop is a high-octane, 3D survivor-like shooter in post-apocalyptic cities. Experience intense tactical driving and explosive combat as you upgrade and customize your vehicle to survive relentless enemy waves. Navigate real-world-inspired environments filled with danger at every turn. It’s survival of the fastest. Are you ready to take the wheel?
Drift, ram and unleash a barrage of firepower as you experience an intense combination of tactical driving and explosive combat. Explore decaying cities inspired by real-world metropolis where danger lurks at every street corner. Whether you’re charging into the swarms, evading enemy fire, or unleashing devastating attacks, embrace the chaos in style. It’s survival of the fastest and strongest!
Gain the edge in the heat of battle by ramming through enemies to open up new avenues of attack and maintain your speed with carefully timed drifts! Your vehicle is both a deadly weapon and a resilient shield in this fast-paced battleground.
Recruit a motley crew of specialists to give your suped-up joyride more powerful weaponry and collect spare parts to unlock devastating power-ups. Build effective synergies to turn yourself into an unstoppable combat vehicle!
From the desolate ruins of Berlin to the crumbling boulevards of Paris, each environment offers unique challenges and challenging layouts to overcome. Every street corner is a potential battlefield, and every turn could be your last.
High-Octane Combat: drift, ram, and blast through endless waves of steampunk enemies in intense, chaotic battles.
Ultimate Vehicle Customization: upgrade with powerful weapons, unique crew members, and strategic abilities to enhance combat potential.
Post-Apocalyptic Cityscapes: explore beautifully decayed, art-deco-inspired takes on iconic real-world cities.
Relentless Enemy Variety: face diverse enemy types, from swarming minions to heavily armored mechanical foes.
Epic Boss Encounters: confront massive, tactical bosses requiring precise timing and strategic use of vehicle abilities.
Strategic Progression: continuously unlock synergies and expand your combat power with each upgrade and crew addition.
very slow meta, no synergies, quests break easily, easiest boss instakills player, I'd like to rate as maybe
I wish it was great so I could love it or I wish is was horrible so I could hate it, it is just meh. I know it is early access but I have played other early access games that I have enjoyed a lot, this is not one of those games. The game feels okay but it is just plain and boring with no real emotions being stirred either way. I was hoping the game would grab me like Brotato did and I would be hooked on this also, sadly it did not. I will try the game some more after I post this review just to give it more time, if it doesn't spark a refund request will be incoming. Yes: - If you want an average bullet hell game, here it is. - N/A - N/A No: - No tutorial even though it has a tutorial section. This is a perfect place to sell the game and pump the players up but nothing. - There is no excitement or drive to actually play the game. - N/A Achievements: At the time of this review there are no achievements available for this game but it is currently in early access so that may c...
At this stage only QWERTY-keyboard support (and controller) and no remapping. Sucks for AZERTY users like me, so I'll be refunding.
As much as I love the concept, this game is deeply flawed. Instead of roguelite offering you a chance to beat the game, and giving little buffs and improvements each time you die. You start off with virtually nothing, and you end up having to grind the same maps, with the same enemies ad nauseum to even stand a chance at surviving. Worst of all is when enemies get projectiles, and fire immediately upon seeing you, just to do as much damage as melee enemies. Which is doubly damning since even with the health drop skill completely upgraded you only have about a 1 in 20,000 drops chance of actually spawning a health kit. Which renders the entire cash pickup, and upgrade tree virtually pointless.
Positive review because the game has promise, notes below to remind myself why I refunded. 1. Ran borderless at 4k, looked and felt like 720p, fuzzy text, edges, etc 2. Tried fullscreen, default resolution changed to the lowest, makes you go through each resolution one by one as you try to make it up to 4k, takes 5 minutes just to change 3. Overall lack of polish 4. Feels like it needs another year in development, try it again later
Fixed WASD, and that will always give a game a thumbs down, not matter how good it actually is. With that being said, it's a somewhat fun but quite simple and I found the meta progression a bit lacking and the car customization has much to wish for. It's a mediocre Bullet Heaven with just one unique feature and that is the fact that you're a car.
Prob the weakest of all the "Survivor" games that I've played. Upgrades feel pointless and each run feels the same. Will wait and see where this goes, but thumbs down for now.
Driveloop: Survivors costs $9.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel i5-4590 Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Geforce GTX 1050 Storage: 4 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel i5-10400 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: GeForce RTX 2060 Storage: 4 GB available space
Driveloop: Survivors is available on Windows PC.
Driveloop: Survivors has 22% positive reviews from 9 players.
Driveloop: Survivors was released on Apr 9, 2025.
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