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2000PlayStation

A 3D driving game inspired by 70s cop movies, where you play undercover cop Tanner in wild car chases across four cities, and can now also leave the car and move on foot. Missions are tough and the on-foot controls feel clunky.

  • Driving or flying
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Open world
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)
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The closest matches for Driver 2: Back on the Streets are Driv3r, The Getaway and Midnight Club: Street Racing. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Driver 2: Back on the Streets special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Driv3r

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2004PCPlayStationXbox

Brings what grabs you about Driver 2: Back on the Streets: driving or flying, an open world and a demanding 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.

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The Getaway

Driving or flying

A gritty gangster action game set in a faithfully recreated London, mixing third-person gunfights and car chases in a cinematic story inspired by British crime films.

Midnight Club: Street Racing

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

An early street racing game about illegal night races through open city streets, where you hunt for shortcuts and dodge the police. You gradually unlock new vehicles.

Mafia

Driving or flying

A cinematic gangster drama set in 1930s Lost Heaven, following cab driver Tommy Angelo's rise within the Salieri crime family. Authentic period cars, punishing shootouts and one of the finest stories of its era make it a classic.

The Getaway: Black Monday

Realistic visuals

You switch between a corrupt-cop storyline and a fallen gangster's escape across a gritty, sprawling London. Driving through the city and tense shootouts make up the bulk of the action.

Grand Theft Auto III

Driving or flying

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.

Mafia II

Strong, story-driven narrative

A cinematic gangster saga set in postwar America, following Vito Scaletta's rise through the mob with cover shooting, period car chases and rich 1940s–50s atmosphere. Empire Bay is less a playground than a lovingly detailed backdrop for a tight, linear crime story.

Grand Theft Auto

Driving or flying

The series' origin: a top-down crime sandbox where you steal cars, take gang jobs from payphones and cause mayhem across three cities to hit a score target. Rough, tough and anarchically funny, with memorable radio stations.

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories

Action-packed real-time combat

As mob enforcer Toni Cipriani you work your way back up the Leone family in 1998 Liberty City, a compact GTA III prequel packed with open-city mayhem, driving, shootouts and the series' trademark satire.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

Driving or flying

As Tommy Vercetti you rise from lackey to crime lord in a neon-soaked take on 1980s Miami, with sharp satire, a sprawling city to cause chaos in, and an iconic licensed radio soundtrack.

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