
Gaze upon the moon-filled skies of the Jovian system and drive absurdly long distances across the Galilean moons of Jupiter! The routes themselves are easy, but the distances are not!
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In Jovian Drive, you'll be driving across the four Galilean moons of Jupiter! The routes are easy but the distances are not. Gaze upon the moon-filled skies of the Jovian system as complete jobs that take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours.
Callisto
Take it easy on the distant moon of Callisto! This is the perfect place to adjust to your new life as a Jovian Driver, as this place has no extra challenges!
Ganymede
If you love long drives, you'll love Ganymede! The largest moon of our Solar System is home to the longest drives in Jovian Drive!
Europa
Slip and slide (or try not to, rather) across the slick surfaces of the icy moon, Europa! Also, there's water plumes! Those are fun.
Io
Keep an eye and/or ear out for eruption warnings on the volcanic moon, Io! Close your vehicle's protective shutters and do your best to drive blind until it clears up!
Every job you complete will unlock you a new customization option for your vehicle! Short jobs will get you stickers, medium jobs will get you interior colors, and long jobs will get you little dangle-y toys to hang from your mirror!
Put on some music, a podcast, or call your friends and make it a little road trip! You can also just listen to the sound of your engine if you really want, but you might lose your mind by the four-hour mark or so.
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Desert Bus in space. Tedium and whimsy in perfect balance.
It's Desert Bus but instead of driving on earth (which is to say boring), you get to drive on all four of Jupiter's moons (Ooooh, exotic!). If the distance of Desert Bus was brutal, well, this is just worst. Each moon have 3 different lenght of "routes" with a 4th unlocked after completing all first 3. They are: short, medium, long and ludicrous. After completing a route, you get a trinket of some sort to hang on the mirror or to stick on the dashboard of your moon rover. Which, on that note, that rover, it really needs re-alignment, badly! (not as bad as DS though!) You won't be driving in a straight line, ever! Every route is easy but it's a narrow corridor and with that mis-alignment, you'll be constantly swirving side to side. The main thing, the main selling point that makes this entry different from DS is the premise and the sights it can provide: I'm not kidding when I say I gasped at the sight of Io passing in front on Jupiter at some point... the majesty of the sight...! Like, I knew how massize that planet was, but this game makes me believe like i can almost fathom how big the thing is. In a nut shell, this is minimalist escapism.
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Jovian Drive is such a unique and surprisingly relaxing experience. There's something really mesmerizing about cruising across Jupiter’s moons, each with its own atmosphere, weather effects, and challenges. The game has this quiet, immersive charm that keeps you hooked. The sound design is a huge plus too! Whether it's the hum of the engine, the eerie silence of space, or the shifting environmental effects, it all adds to the vibe. If you enjoy long drives and a bit of solitude, this one's definitely worth checking out
desert bus in space what more could a man ask for
I am the Jovian Drive champion, so this review is basically objective fact. Relaxing and nice to listen to things with.
I'm having a fun time playing it
I can drink and drive? In space? What more could a man need!
Go on long, long drives across rough terrain while your vehicle constantly tries to swerve into the rocks. Turn on your wipers, lights, and window shield when needed. And that's it. You do add some cosmetics as you complete runs, but there's no other gameplay. I couldn't possibly tell you why, but it's not bad. My first 30-minute drive felt interesting and engaging enough that I'll probably end up doing the next, longer one. I also unlocked a cool sticker, which was neat. Do I recommend this? Yeah. I think I do. Just go for a drive. Maybe you'll like it? I did.