Keep Driving

In the early 2000s, you set out in your first car for a music festival across the country. Choose routes through a procedurally generated pixel-art world, stop in towns, and decide whether to stick to the original plan or follow new opportunities.

The road brings hazards and unexpected encounters, handled through turn-based challenges where skills and items help protect your fuel, car durability, energy, and money. Take odd jobs, buy supplies, rest, and manage limited inventory as you travel.

Pick up hitchhikers with their own stories, abilities, and drawbacks, and customize and upgrade your car for the journey. Different routes and character quests can lead to multiple endings, giving you reasons to set out again with new choices.

Players who enjoy Keep Driving often praise its nostalgic road-trip atmosphere, music, and the personal stories that emerge from meeting hitchhikers along the way. Some also enjoy its relaxed resource management and replayable routes. Others find the road encounters repetitive or too simple, and say the game could use more variety or clearer guidance.