Drive & Listen feels less like a game and more like riding shotgun with nowhere you need to be. Created by Erkam Seker, it lets you drift through real streets across the world using simple dashcam footage, but the effect is far more immersive than it sounds.
There’s no setup to worry about. Open the site, choose a city, and you’re instantly on the road. One moment you’re rolling through Tokyo traffic, the next you’re passing cafés in Paris or crossing busy intersections in Istanbul. It’s all first-person, so it feels like you’re right there in the car.
What makes it stick is the sound. Each city comes with its own live radio, so you hear what locals are actually listening to—music, talk shows, and news. You can layer in street noise too, from engines to distant horns, or turn it off if you just want a calmer ride.
You’re in control of how the trip feels. Slow things down and take in the details, or speed it up for a more energetic drive. If you get bored with cars, you can switch to walking routes, bike rides, or even train journeys, which keeps it from ever feeling repetitive.
There are no goals, no scores, and nothing to unlock. That’s exactly the point. Drive & Listen is something you open when you want to relax, focus, or just see a bit of the world for a few minutes. It’s simple, but it has a way of pulling you in longer than you expect.
