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Games Completed 1999-2011

Driver Play Order

John Tanner's driving saga and its spinoffs in release and story order, 1999 to 2011.

Last updated September 17, 2026

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The console and handheld games in the order they launched, and the recommended play order.

  1. 1 Driver 1999 · game The original. Tanner goes undercover across Miami, San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York.
  2. 2 Driver 2 2000 · game Tanner and Tobias Jones chase Solomon Caine through Chicago, Havana, Las Vegas and Rio.
  3. 3 DRIV3R 2004 · game Tanner heads to Miami, Nice and Istanbul, with on-foot shooting added.
  4. 4 Driver: Parallel Lines 2006 · game New hero TK in 1978 and 2006 New York.
  5. 5 Driver 76 2007 · game PSP prequel starring TK's friend Ray in 1976 New York.
  6. 6 Driver: San Francisco 2011 · game Tanner returns with the Shift mechanic. The fan favorite.
  7. 7 Driver: Renegade 3D 2011 · game 3DS entry set between the first two games. Launched the same month as San Francisco.

Chronological Order

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The same games arranged by when their stories happen.

  1. 1 Driver 76 2007 · game Set in 1976, two years before Parallel Lines opens.
  2. 2 Driver: Parallel Lines 2006 · game Opens in 1978, then jumps to 2006 after TK's prison term.
  3. 3 Driver 1999 · game Where Tanner's story starts.
  4. 4 Driver: Renegade 3D 2011 · game Set between Driver and Driver 2.
  5. 5 Driver 2 2000 · game Tanner and Jones hunt Solomon Caine.
  6. 6 DRIV3R 2004 · game Tanner faces Charles Jericho.
  7. 7 Driver: San Francisco 2011 · game Picks up after DRIV3R. The Wii version tells a separate prequel instead.

About Driver

Driver is Ubisoft Reflections' open-world driving series about undercover cop John Tanner and, in one detour, getaway driver TK.

The lists below give the series in release order and in story order, since two spinoffs slot in earlier than their release dates suggest.

Good to know

Driver 76 and Renegade 3D were released after the games they precede, so the story list moves them earlier, while the mobile-only Vegas, L.A. Undercover and Speedboat Paradise games are left out. Ubisoft cancelled the Binge live-action series in 2024 and has announced no new game, though it says Driver projects remain in the works.