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About Driver: Parallel Lines
Diverging from previous Driver games, Parallel Lines takes place in just one city, New York, instead of multiple cities, but in the middle of the story you change to different eras of the city - 1978 and 2006. Due to the underwhelming performance of Driv3r, particularly the often-derided on-foot sections, Parallel Lines returns to the formula used in earlier games in the series, focusing on driving, although shooting remains in the game.
Driver: Parallel Lines needs at least 64 MB DirectX 9.0c-compliant supporting Shader Model 1.1(*see supported list) and 256 MB RAM.
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T.K is a 18-year old kid who just arrived from the countryside to New York City, "looking to make good". Using his driving skills, he becomes known in the underworld as a wheelman and a getaway driver for robbers assaulting "nickel and dime" stores. He lives with his childhood friend Ray, who himself arrived in 1975 and after a short career as a wheelman, set up Ray's Autos tuning garage. T.K spends his time relaxing in Ray's room, racing and doing various odd jobs around town, stating that "after a couple of weeks, it felt like home." Ray, wishing to move on up the criminal ladder, introduces T.K to Slink, owner of a popular club in Harlem, and he proves himself to him by doing some work for him and handling his skills with a gun. He is also introduced to a gangster known as The Mexican, whom he helps with his driving skills by delivering packages across the city and proving himself against the last driver, whom The Mexican has locked in his trunk as a punishment. Later on, he is also introduced to a local criminal called Bishop, who requests from T.K to infiltrate Riker's Island and smuggle out Candy, a local gangster jailed there. Meanwhile, T.K also helps Ray with his gambling debt by doing other odd jobs across the city to pay him off. After meeting up with Slink, Bishop, The Mexican and Candy, he is introduced to Corrigan, a corrupt police officer who doubles as a drug dealer. Since cocaine has a large foothold on the New York drug market and will be a rising star in the 1980s, Corrigan's organization wishes to gain leverage over cocaine distribution, but their main issue is Rafael Martinez, a Colombian drug lord who holds a monopoly on the drug trade, so they plan to have him kidnapped and held for ransom, which will be used to start a prominent drug trade. After setting up an elaborate ambush, in which Candy proves crucial with his planning skills, they successfully kidnap him. After the Colombian Cartel relents and provides ransom, T.K is collected and escapes the Cartel's men across rooftops, with The Mexican providing cover for him. After the ransom is delivered to Corrigan, he suddenly shoots Martinez dead, while the rest of the gang leaves. Corrigan reveals that T.K is set to be the fall guy, he sells T.K out and shoots him. T.K survives, but is arrested, trialed and sentenced to 28 years in the notorious Sing-Sing prison.
Game modes: Single player
Right now the lowest price for Driver: Parallel Lines we're tracking is $2.25 at Green Man Gaming — 77% below Steam's $9.99. We compare 4 stores and prices refresh every few minutes.
The lowest price we've recorded for Driver: Parallel Lines is $2.25 at Green Man Gaming on September 15, 2026. The current best price matches that all-time low — historically a good time to buy.
89% of 1,492 Steam user reviews for Driver: Parallel Lines are positive ("Very Positive"). It also holds a Metacritic score of 61. The Steam community summary on this page sums up what those players say.
The minimum system requirements for Driver: Parallel Lines are — CPU: 2.0 GHz Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon; GPU: 64 MB DirectX 9.0c-compliant supporting Shader Model 1.1(*see supported list); RAM: 256 MB. See the full minimum and recommended specs in the system requirements section on this page.
Driver: Parallel Lines released on March 14, 2006, developed by Reflections Interactive and published by Atari, Inc..
Driver: Parallel Lines is available on Xbox, Wii, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2. It supports single player.
The cheapest Driver: Parallel Lines price right now is $2.25 at Green Man Gaming, 77% below the Steam price.
| Store | Edition / Region | Discount | Price | Buy link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ubisoft Connect · North America | -77% | $2.25-77% | Buy→ Driver: Parallel Lines at Green Man Gaming | |
| Steam | — | $9.99 | Buy→ Driver: Parallel Lines at Steam | |
| Ubisoft Connect · Global | — | $11.21 | Buy→ Driver: Parallel Lines at Driffle | |
| Ubisoft Connect · Global | — | $13.35 | Buy→ Driver: Parallel Lines at Gamivo |
All-time low: $2.25 at Green Man Gaming on Sep 15, 2026 — the current best price matches it, a good time to buy.
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