Undead Driver questions and answers

Does Undead Driver need an internet connection?

No. The app does not have Android's internet permission, so it works fully offline from the first launch: every run, every objective and the daily challenge. The flip side is that there is no online play, no leaderboard and no cloud save. Your progress stays in the app's storage on your phone.

Are there ads or in-app purchases?

No. There are no ads and no in-app purchases, and nothing in the game is for sale. Cash comes from runs and objectives and buys vehicles, weapons and upgrades. Gold comes only from objectives, daily challenges and the first sighting of each rare zombie, and pays for rewinds and buying ahead of your class.

What happens when zombies grab the car?

Each zombie that latches on adds weight to its side, and the car tips toward it. Scrape it off on wrecks and barriers, shoot it off with the gun on that side, or burn nitro, which cancels three quarters of the pull and doubles scraping damage. If the tilt gets too steep, the car flips and the run ends.

How do I steer?

Choose Tilt, Drag or Buttons in Settings. Tilt is the default; you can calibrate it and change its sensitivity. Drag steers with your thumb, and Buttons gives you left and right pads. If tilting does nothing on your phone, it may lack the rotation sensor tilt needs, so switch to Drag or Buttons.

How many weapons, vehicles and zombies are there?

There are 16 weapons, from a sidearm with unlimited ammo up to super weapons, 6 vehicles and 10 zombie types, plus 6 rare variants that pay gold the first time you see each one. The road runs through 4 environments: Desert Highway, Ruined City, Canyon Pass and Night Highway.

What is the daily challenge?

Each day brings one challenge, picked by your phone's date: one twist such as half the nitro or jammed guns, and a distance goal of 1,000 to 2,750 m, or twice that on a Long Haul day. Reaching the goal pays 50 gold, once per day.

What does rewind do?

When a run ends, you can pay gold to rewind about three seconds, to the last moment the run was still going, and carry on. The first rewind in a run costs 25 gold and each further one 15 more: 40, then 55. Your records also keep your longest run without a rewind.

Does the game get easier if I keep crashing?

In Classic and the daily challenge, yes. Adaptive difficulty thins out zombies and obstacles in the 500 m stretch where your runs keep ending, down to 60 percent of normal. Stretches you pass cleanly recover and can climb slightly above normal. Expert is never eased, and switching the setting off returns everything to normal.

Is it suitable for younger players?

Undead Driver is made for players aged 13 and over and is not designed for children. It has cartoon action against blocky zombie figures with glowing eyes: they get shot, scraped off or run down and topple over, but there is no blood or gore. Screen flashes can be toned down with Reduced flash in Settings.

What data does Undead Driver collect?

None. The app has no internet permission, no ads, no analytics and no account, so it cannot send anything to us or anyone else. Your progress and settings stay in two files in the app's own storage on your phone. Full details are in the Undead Driver privacy policy.

How do I keep or reset my progress?

Progress is saved only on your phone. Android backup is off, so it is not copied to your Google account; some phones on Android 12 or later may still carry it across when you set up a new phone directly from the old one. Reset progress in Settings, confirmed by typing RESET, erases progress and keeps settings. Uninstalling deletes everything.

Does it work on tablets?

Undead Driver runs on Android 10 or later and plays in landscape only, turning with the phone between the two landscape sides. It was made and tested for phones; tablets have not been tested, so we cannot say how the layout and controls work on one.