The player’s goal is to make their way to the heart of the Olympic Exclusion Zone and unravel the mystery behind what, exactly, is happening.
The primary player hub will be a garage, which helps you upgrade and repair your car in between runs through terrifying lighting storms, military zones, and terrifying churning rock worms. The car is the player’s lifeline while they do have to get out from the driver’s seat from time to time to clear a path, check a reading, or investigate an area, they’re much less vulnerable behind the wheel. The player has to take their car on a trip through a surreal and dangerous route in the Pacific Northwest that is actively collapsing into pockets of unreality around the player. But how many of those games put you behind the wheel of a car, and let you just take to the open road? Enter Pacific Drive, the first game from Ironwood Studios.
There are some great games that focus on taking several runs through an ever-evolving, adapting challenge, like Hades or Cult of the Lamb.
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