Driver: San Francisco is not a simulator. It’s an open-world arcade racer where you can “shift” into any civilian or police car on the fly (literally possessing other drivers mid-chase). The story is bonkers (protagonist in a coma), but the gameplay is addictive.

Here’s a review tailored for Driver: San Francisco played with a wheel and pedals, keeping it honest and practical for someone considering the combo. Title: A Wildly Creative Arcade Racer That Fights the G29 Every Step of the Way Rating: ★★★☆☆ (3/5 – Fun but flawed with a wheel)

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