Pacific Drive is an automobile-focused adventure-survival game from the development team at Ironwood Studios. Setting off in a station wagon, players are thrown into the heart of an exclusion zone that has become ground zero for strange supernatural events as they seek to chart out the dangerous area. To survive and make it deeper into the heart of the Olympic Exclusion Zone, players will collect and create new parts for their station wagon and manage limited resources in this suspenseful driving-survival experience.
Pacific Drive has a total of 143 upgrades and blueprints. This can be overwhelming for new players. Here are 10 upgrades that you should get early on.
Dumpster Pearls in Pacific Drive are bits of condensed materials that can be found while scavenging. They can only be opened at a workstation.
Chemicals are a valuable resource you should get in Pacific Drive to use as a crafting material for repair putty, which fixes your car in a pinch.
Fuel will always be something your car needs as you travel across Pacific Drive's map, but you'll need to siphon fuel from other vehicles to get more.
Ironwood Studio's debut game, Pacific Drive, is an engaging survival adventure with reality-breaking obstacles and a trusty station wagon.
Pacific Drive brings the classic survival genre into the surreal with a strong focus on vehicular travel, upgrades, and repeatable runs.
Pacific Drive's first hands-on availability at Gamescom offered a better idea of what the vehicular survival game has in store for players.
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