Drive to Hell
Release date: Jan 30, 2015
Developers: Ghost Crab Games
Publishers: Ghost Crab Games
Genres: Action, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, Shared/Split Screen, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Remote Play Together, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Drive to Hell is an action-packed shooter where you'll take a ride through an army of monsters to exact revenge on the Demon King for destroying your favorite dive bar. Enemies assault from all sides, each with its own special personality and attack style. To take them down, you'll have access to many weapons and items as well as unique vehicles, special abilities and more! 5 levels with 5 waves apiece, each with its own unique look 3 difficulty Settings, challenging beginners and experts alike Up to 4-player local co-op Endless survival mode Mirror mode Over a dozen power-ups & weapons Hordes of deadly monsters including 5 bosses Numerous vehicles each with their own stats & special abilities Trophy system with a reward for completion Original soundtrack 3 control options (keyboard/keyboard & mouse/controller) Please see Drive to Hell controller guide for more details Customizable options for sound & display Vertical display resolution options Steam achievements & trading cards 

Press reviews: “The game tests your reflexes, aim, enemy management, and other skills simultaneously, does not let up or take it easy on the player. I can’t count the number of time I barely made it through a wave, and the sense of accomplishment I had afterward was always great.” 3.9/5 – Mash Those Buttons “Drive to Hell is a simple yet challenging game that can be enjoyed in either short or long bursts, Ghost Crab Games, the developers have clearly drawn inspiration from older titles like Outrun and Spy Hunter while at the same time adding new features and more reasons to keep you coming back time and time again. If you enjoy this sort of arcade non-stop action, then your epic quest to avenge the destruction of your favorite bar (yep, that's the plot) will be a fun one.” No Review Left Behind “Drive to Hell is a breath of fresh air, defying convention while also building on a solid foundation to deliver an excellent indie arcade experience. It has unique enemies from the titular underworld, a bounty of bonuses to collect, and a soundtrack that wont leave your head for months. These are the types of games which you just don’t see often in the current age of mobile ports and Greenlight disasters, and that alone should warrant your attention.” Geekenstein