About Drive Quest: Open-World Driving Adventure
Drive Quest puts you behind the wheel of an open-world driving adventure where the road stretches out in every direction. From the very first seconds, the intuitive controls and pleasant graphics make it easy to settle in — there's no pressure, no immediate missions, just time to get comfortable with the city and traffic. The map is richly detailed, filled with highways, tunnels, ports, bridges, and hidden locations waiting to be uncovered. Several scenes show orange-colored wooden ramps positioned parallel to city streets. One scene features a gray bus stop shelter with two wooden benches sitting on a brick-textured sidewalk.
With 35 customizable vehicles and six distinct challenge types, Drive Quest rewards both casual cruising and style-driven play. Earn points and in-game currency as you explore, then spend them expanding your car collection and personalizing every detail of your ride.
How to Play Drive Quest: Explore, Challenge, and Earn
The open world is yours to navigate freely. Cruise between cities, discover hidden areas, and pick up quests at your own pace. Completing challenges earns points and currency, which go toward new cars, skins, and upgrades. Each car has a unique engine sound — pressing the gas pedal before you commit to a purchase lets you hear exactly what you're getting.
Game Modes
- Drift: Cover the required distance in drift mode within a set time.
- Checkpoint: Collect all checkpoints on the route within a set time.
- Free Roam: Explore the world freely without being tied to a specific mission — leisurely discover the city and tracks, earn points and money, and get accustomed to controls in various situations and conditions.
- Parkour: Navigate an obstacle course while performing tricks.
- Bang: Knock down all barrels filled with explosive material before time runs out.
- Stunt: Complete an obstacle course while jumping between platforms.
Customization
- Body color
- Vinyl stickers
- Wheels and wheel color
- Tires
- Window tint
- License plate style
- Wheel alignment
- Suspension height
Special points can also be used to acquire skins and upgrades beyond the base customization catalog.
Controls
Desktop
- WASD or Arrow Keys: Steering, acceleration, and braking
- Space: Handbrake — holding longer gradually locks wheels on sharp turns, necessary for drifting
- C: Switch camera angles (first-person, rear view, bumper/hood view)
- R: Reset car — flips it back if overturned or stuck
- H: Horn
- L: Toggle headlights — important for night driving or tunnels
- Enter: Select game mode
Mobile
- Virtual buttons: On-screen controls for all driving actions
FAQ
How many vehicles are in Drive Quest?
Drive Quest includes 35 customizable vehicles. Each can be upgraded and personalized with options covering body color, vinyl stickers, wheels, tires, window tint, license plate style, wheel alignment, and suspension height.
What currency and points are used for in Drive Quest?
In-game currency is used to purchase new cars for your collection. Special points can be spent on skins and upgrades. Both are earned by exploring the world and completing challenges.
What does the handbrake do and how does it affect drifting?
The Space key activates the handbrake. Holding it longer gradually locks the wheels on sharp turns, making it the key input for executing drifts.
What does Free Roam mode offer compared to the other modes?
Free Roam lets you explore the open world without being tied to a specific mission. You are able to leisurely discover the city and tracks, earn points and money, and get comfortable with the controls across different situations and conditions.
Are there ongoing challenges to complete?
Yes — completing challenges throughout the game earns additional rewards beyond what you collect through normal exploration and driving.
Games You Might Like
If the open-world driving and car customization in Drive Quest appeal to you, the broader driving games catalog on Playgama has plenty more to explore. Fans of high-speed action should check out Fast And The Furious Games, a series built around intense automotive thrills that pairs well with Drive Quest's speed-test and stunt challenges.
For destruction-focused driving with advanced car customization, wheel tuning, and realistic damage physics, Car Crush: Realistic Destruction delivers open-world mayhem that complements Drive Quest's crash-friendly sandbox. If highway speed and traffic-dodging reflexes are more your style, Driver Club: Highway Racing keeps the pedal down across dynamic environments. The action games section covers the fast-paced challenge side of Drive Quest's DNA, while racing games rounds out the collection for anyone who wants more competitive driving after finishing a checkpoint run.