HorrorDriven: A story for the road
Something has gone wrong, you wake up abandoned and alone in a radioactive and derelict world filled with anomalies and unspeakable horrors. Your memories are gone, you are low on resources and every wasted minute brings you closer to your death. Your only hope for survival is to make it to the end of the road to try and find another group of survivors that set out before you.
However you soon realize that not everything is as it first seems.
Survive in a dynamic world
Changing weather, day and night cycle and other more unpredictable and sinister events makes for a living and breathing world where every step could be your last. Roaming creatures make no area safe for a long period of time, which means you must always keep your wits about you if you are to survive.
Use stealth and tools to avoid and escape threats
The horrors of this world are not meant to be fought directly in combat and require a more careful approach. However, you must still fight to keep your sanity and health if you want to stay alive.
Scavenge for resources
Abandoned structures both above and below ground hold great dangers and rewards if you dare explore them.
Craft items and upgrades for your equipment and your car to increase your chances of survival.
Explore deadly open world environments
The road and the surrounding woods hold many secrets for you to uncover.
Travel by foot or by car through the procedurally generated areas which gives a unique experience with each playthrough.
Solve mysteries and procedurally generated puzzles
Uncover the truth about what happened to the world around you and its inhabitants.
Face puzzles which can have different solutions in every playthrough.
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
Game's been a blast so far. HorrorDriven got a great balance of both survival and horror elements for fans of both genres to enjoy. I'm personally more into the survival genre and have a bit of a struggle with horror games, so it has been a bit of a struggle, at times. But, aside my frights, the survival elements has paid it off for me and I strongly do recommend it for that alone.
Great work, look forward for more in the future.
Steam User 0
a very good horror driving game and has a decent survival mechanic. the atmosphere of the game really feels like someones watching you.
Steam User 1
I tried to take a nice and relaxing car ride through the forest but got spooked to fking death by some sort of a condom snake that was hitchhiking in the backseat.
Steam User 0
Loved the atmospehere and the story.