Driver San Francisco

Driver: San Francisco continues the series of auto-action games and takes the events to modern San Francisco. Policeman John Tanner returns after the events of Driver 3. The police stage raids, and heavy traffic interferes with maneuvers. The cutscenes present the story as a strong detective thriller. Missions vary in difficulty and length. The hero gets into an accident and falls into a coma, and the reality around him becomes strange. Within this state, he can transfer himself into the bodies of other drivers. The car is changed instantly, without leaving the salon. The races take place on highways, bridges and narrow streets of the center. Comas in the game are presented as a separate world with its own rules. The tasks alternate with long chases around the city. Switching between cars happens right on the go. The chase goes through the city streets with heavy traffic. The city is divided into areas with different types of roads. Inside the coma, the hero sees the city differently than in reality. Switching between cars helps you bypass police barriers. The city wakes up and lives according to its own schedule. The plot is presented as an action-packed story with chases and betrayal. Along the way, new areas are opening up. The plot keeps the intrigue until the end, and the chases take place along recognizable streets. John Tanner remains a policeman until the last scene. Changing the appearance of a car does not affect its characteristics. Failing a mission is replayed from the nearest point. For those who love chases and plot twists, this part is suitable. The chase takes place along long highways, bridges and narrow alleys of the center. The policeman uses official driving techniques.