Can’t Drive This – Out Now – PS5, PS4, Xbox, Switch, Steam 🚗
the day has finally come – Can’t Drive This is officially out of Early Access, and is now available on Steam, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X via backwards-compatibility
About This Game
Can’t What Now?
Can’t Drive This is a competitive co-op (it’s a thing) multiplayer party racing game. Drive your monster truck WHILE your friend builds the road in front of you! Oh, and don’t go too slow, OR YOU’LL EXPLODE! Like in that Sandra Bullock movie, in which she kinda does the same thing, but on a bus. Also, she doesn’t explode (Spoiler alert). Also, Keanu Reeves was in the movie.
Co-Op Multiplayer Goodness
- Play local face-to-face couch co-op, with your best frenemy! Grab some friends and some controllers, and go destroy those friendships! (We probably should, but do not take responsibility for any damage to your interpersonal relationships.)
- If you don’t have any friends around, play single-player, or find some random internet-person to play with! Experience the joy of playing Can’t Drive This without that annoying smelly friend next to you. You know the one I’m talking about.
Customization!
Where’s the fun in online multiplayer if there’s no customization, you ask? A very intelligent question, you beautiful person! Can’t Drive This features a gazillion* unlockable parts and a vehicle editor so you can show off your awesomeness to everybody! But as we all know, only one player gets to drive a car at a time. The other player builds the road. That’s why we also included a road editor! Create your custom track and have your friends race on a gold-plated yellow brick road, if that’s your jam!
Feature List
- Racing Game (What the game is)
- Level-Editor (The game is this, too!)
- Customizable Vehicles
- Customizable Race Tracks
- Single-Player
- 2-Player Online Multiplayer
- Local Multiplayer (up to 4-Player Split-Screen)
*Not actually a gazillion parts. Gazillion is probably not even a word.
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