What you are getting for eight dollars isn't much. A very short story mode that doesn't make any sense with the action pretty much the same scenery every level. Other than that there's a speed survival mode putting you against the clock aptly called Hit and Run. The concept of Decimate Drive is based off a really bad 1977 film called "The Car" which featured a silly looking black car that mercilessly ran over people and was basically invincible. Because of demons. Or something. Same thing here I guess, you've got a small swarm of homicidal autos chasing after you as you sprint (slowly) towards a pay phone. Once you reach it, then you get to run to the next pay phone. And the next... don't forget to look both ways before crossing the street, kids.

Decimate Drive needs a lot more content work if it is going to become a unique and interesting game worthy of buying. As it is now there's too little variety in the game's levels and once you have the hang of it not much of a challenge either. If the game dev came up with some more clever traps that a player could deploy against cars like tire spikes, decoys, maybe even a PvP mode where someone could control a car against a live pedestrian or two that could make this more worthwhile. For now though I'd recommend skipping it.