Diverging from previous Driver games, Parallel Lines takes place in just one city, New York, instead of multiple cities, but in the middle of the story you change to different eras of the city - 1978 and 2006. Due to the underwhelming performance of Driv3r, particularly the often-derided on-foot sections, Parallel Lines returns to the formula used in earlier games in the series, focusing on driving, although shooting remains in the game.
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Um excelente jogo, pra sua época, principalmente se comparando com o GTA era algo um pouco diferente, tanto como proposta e com jogabilidade, porém, não deixou de ser um concorrente direto, a customização de carros pra mim era muito boa, falando de missões, só tinha algumas corridas meio nada a ver, mas de resto, eu sempre gostei demais desse jogo.
I guess Reflections had to make something this bland and boring before making something as great as Driver: San Fransico.
This has some peak GTA clone style shit and annoying mission design. At one point they ask you platform up a building on a bike and it sucks so bad. I gave up when they asked you to throw a race, but also help the worst driver in the world win. Not sure if it was hard but i entered with a too slow car and when i tried to exit to the menu it crashed and gave me enough time to realize i just wasn't having any fun.
This has some peak GTA clone style shit and annoying mission design. At one point they ask you platform up a building on a bike and it sucks so bad. I gave up when they asked you to throw a race, but also help the worst driver in the world win. Not sure if it was hard but i entered with a too slow car and when i tried to exit to the menu it crashed and gave me enough time to realize i just wasn't having any fun.
Perfect for it's time and the time it represents in the game, I've found this game incredibly more fun than any other Grand Theft Auto game I've ever played and it's fair. The story is of course full of cliche's (like any early-mid 2000's flick), but the way the game converged ideas it carried on to the gameplay and the worldbuilding and characters around it is perfect but it could've used more work to reach it's full potential, like any Ubisoft game, it feels unfinished and sometimes feels or plays like that. Just a great game from my childhood all-around, used to play it alongside GTA:SA all the time and the time period thing really hit, It's good. Very good. Also the soundtrack is the best you'll find aynwhere, better than any GTA game, hehe i see where all the budget went, just like some other GHM game ;) Solid 4,5/5. Can not overstate the love for this game