Saber Interactive has unveiled Rideshare “Stimulator”, a new immersive driving simulation that puts players in charge of their own rideshare business. Developed by UNIGINE, the upcoming title combines realistic driving mechanics with dynamic storytelling as players navigate a bustling city filled with lifelike traffic, pedestrians, and an ever-changing cast of passengers. The game is scheduled to launch later this year for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Unlike traditional driving simulators, Rideshare “Stimulator” places equal emphasis on the people riding in your vehicle. Every fare introduces a new passenger with their own unique personality and story, ranging from humorous and heartwarming encounters to bizarre and unexpected situations. No two rides are designed to play out the same, creating a constantly evolving experience with every trip across the city.
Success depends on more than simply reaching the destination. Players must obey traffic laws, navigate busy intersections, avoid pedestrians, and maintain safe driving habits while racing against the clock. Passenger satisfaction directly impacts ratings, reviews, and tips, allowing players to grow their business by unlocking new vehicles and upgrades as their reputation improves.
The city itself serves as a major part of the experience, featuring realistic traffic systems and environments inspired by both European and American architecture. Between fares, players can clean and repair their vehicles, ensuring they’re always ready for the next customer and helping maintain high service ratings.
Steve Allison, Chief Business Officer at Saber Interactive, said the game offers a fresh take on the driving simulation genre by blending relaxing gameplay with the unpredictability of real-world rideshare experiences. He noted that while the stories are exaggerated for entertainment, they’re rooted in the everyday connections and unexpected moments that can happen between drivers and passengers.
Rideshare “Stimulator” will launch later this year for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with wishlists now available.