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Overview
Game Context
Master high-speed driving crime action in classic PS game Driver: You Are the Wheelman. Stunt, chase, and outrun cops in 1970s open-world cities like Miami and SF as undercover wheelman Tanner.
Master high-speed driving crime action in classic PS game Driver: You Are the Wheelman. Stunt, chase, and outrun cops in 1970s open-world cities like Miami and SF as undercover wheelman Tanner.
Key Play Features
Driver: You Are the Wheelman stands out through cornering, track memory, and consistent lap control.
- Replay value: Run a cautious first lap, then push harder once the track layout is familiar.
- First run: Brake or lift early for sharp turns; many older racers punish late reactions.
- Controls: A clean recovery after a crash can save more time than forcing a risky overtake.
- Replay value: Run a cautious first lap, then push harder once the track layout is familiar.
- First run: Brake or lift early for sharp turns; many older racers punish late reactions.
Getting Oriented
Brake or lift early for sharp turns; many older racers punish late reactions.
- Replay value: Run a cautious first lap, then push harder once the track layout is familiar.
- First run: Brake or lift early for sharp turns; many older racers punish late reactions.
- Controls: A clean recovery after a crash can save more time than forcing a risky overtake.
Classic Games Notes
Driver: You Are the Wheelman is cataloged as a PlayStation entry. The PlayStation context helps distinguish this entry from nearby ports, revisions, or arcade versions. The current tags are PlayStation, CD-ROM, 32-Bit, Console, 3D Graphics, which help group the page with similar games without relying on a single generic label.
Player Questions
What can I expect from the difficulty?
It can be quite challenging; police units gain persistence over time, and several timed chases (and ramming sequences) are tough to master from the outset without practice.
Are there hidden unlocks?
Yes; completing Film Director mode missions unlocks hidden cars, alternate liveries, even 'movie' sets hidden throughout the metropolitan maps when they have completed challenges correctly.
Can I ignore missions?
At any time you can skip the storyline in order to engage in Free Ride mode—a completely free-roaming drive and chase mode in any vehicle; no plot progress is necessary.