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An open-world driving game set in New York across two eras, 1978 and 2006, where you work as a getaway driver for criminals. High-speed chases are the focus, backed up by on-foot gunfights.
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The closest matches for Driver: Parallel Lines are Wheelman, Gun and The Saboteur. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Driver: Parallel Lines special – the reasons are listed right on each game.
93 %
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An action-driven driving game set in an open-world Barcelona, where you play a getaway driver in wild chases with destructible environments, stunts and gunfights. Some missions are played on foot in third person.
91 %
Open world
A gritty open-world Western action game where you play Colton White, seeking revenge with revolver, bow and horse. Story missions, side activities like bounty hunting and poker, and fast gunfights define the experience.
90 % 9.99 €
Open world
As an Irish racer turned saboteur, you fight through Nazi-occupied 1940s France with gunplay, stealth and demolition. Its signature touch is the art style: areas under Nazi control are black and white, and color returns as the resistance grows.
90 %
Open world
An open-world shooter that picks up where the film ends: Tony Montana survives the mansion assault and rebuilds his drug empire in 1980s Miami. Gunfights, driving and dealing wrapped in the film's brash, profane tone.
90 %
Open world
An open-world action game set in 1940s-50s New York where you rise through the Corleone family ranks by extorting businesses and taking over rival territory. Its film-faithful atmosphere and characters are the main draw.
88 % −33 %Focus on a single character
A top-down police sandbox set in neon-lit 1980s Averno City: chase criminals on foot and by car, make arrests, and uncover the truth behind your father's death along the way.
88 %
Challenging difficulty
As undercover cop Tanner you race and shoot your way through Miami, Nice and Istanbul, hopping into any vehicle while chasing a car theft ring. It is known for its ambitious sandbox structure, but also for high frustration and technical rough edges.
88 %
Challenging difficulty
The landmark that took GTA into 3D: as a silent criminal you climb the underworld of grim Liberty City, stealing cars, running jobs for mob bosses and causing mayhem whenever you like. Satirical radio stations and the freedom of its open city made it the template for the entire sandbox genre.
88 %
Open world
As a cop in a large recreation of New York, you shoot, brawl and drive through a crime story voiced by Hollywood actors. Playing as a straight or corrupt officer shifts missions and the story somewhat.
88 %
Open world
A top-down entry in the GTA series where you rise through Liberty City's Triad underworld, dealing drugs, stealing cars and shooting your way through a revenge plot. Touch-based minigames like hotwiring cars and a dense open-world sandbox set it apart.