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Set on Sun Island—a land threatened by an invading army of mechanical, insectoid creatures known as the Bugs—the story follows five girls who possess the extraordinary ability to transform their bodies into souped-up supercars. Players control these heroines as they alternate seamlessly between two distinct gameplay styles: on foot, they fight off swarms of robotic enemies using melee weapon combos and special attacks; on wheels, they transform into vehicles to speed across open environments, drift around corners, and ram down enemy lines.
Developed by Tamsoft (noted for their work on the Senran Kagura series), Drive Girls blends over-the-top action tropes, customizable car tuning elements, and light anime fanservice tailored specifically for handheld hardware.
Developer: Tamsoft
Publisher: Bergsala Lightweight (Japan) / Aksys Games (North America) / Rising Star Games (Europe)
Platform: PlayStation Vita (PS Vita)
Genre: Action, Hack-and-Slash, Vehicular Combat
Release Date: January 2017 (Japan), June / September 2017 (Western regions)
Players: Single-player
Format: Physical Cartridge and Digital Download (PlayStation Network / PSN)
Dual Combat Styles: Switch instantly between third-person melee character combat and high-speed vehicle drifting and ramming.
Playable Roster: Choose from five distinct characters, each featuring unique weapon preferences, driving stats, and transformation capabilities.
Customization & Tuning: Upgrade your vehicle forms with new parts, decals, and performance enhancements collected through mission progression.
Handheld Exclusivity: Built from the ground up as a dedicated PlayStation Vita exclusive title leveraging the platform's hardware features.
No, Drive Girls was released exclusively as a physical and digital title for the PlayStation Vita and never ported to other platforms.
Missions generally require you to clear out waves of robotic insect enemies in closed arenas or map sectors using melee combos, then shift into car mode to cross distances quickly, race against objectives, or flatten groups of foes.
Yes, physical retail cartridges were published in limited quantities across Japan, North America, and Europe via regional publishing partners.
Yes, once installed via physical game card or digital download, the entire single-player campaign and customization loops can be enjoyed fully offline without requiring an internet connection.
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