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Drive Taxi Simulator 2016, hurry up people are waiting, drive up hill and fast!

Off Road Taxi Hill Driving 2016 is one of those games that really gives fun to play for thrill seekers. As a real taxi cab driver you must know your direction and pathway lead towards destination. Time is money for real taxi cab driver so be careful to pass objectives timely. Battle your way up to the steepest roads in this newest off road adventure.

Off Road Taxi Hill Driving 2016 is all about thrill of driving as fast as possible, It's very possible that this hill driving game enhance your driving skills and you may learn how to handle taxi cars on some of the hardest terrains within your country.

The main objective of the game is to pick up your passengers and take them to their destination as quickly within time frame. Drive with real 4x4 taxi cars, on beautiful terrain and in city.

Enjoy your real time driving skills. Drive on the hill roads and experience a gorgeous hill station like never before. Drive fast as possible as you can and don’t let wavy pathways and difficult turns slow you down. The passengers are waiting, SO HURRY UP!

**************** Features of Off Road Taxi Driver 3D Simulator 2016 *****************************

- Variety of Taxi’s with Realistic Vehicle Physics

- Astonishing Hill Station Environment and 3D Graphics

- Amusing Visual and Sounds Effects

- Realistic Passengers.

- Real off road driving action

- Fun and challenging levels

- Easy to play for everyone

- Realistic and easy controls: steering wheel, acceleration and brake pedals

- Changeable perspectives

- Steering Increases your mastery.

- 10 stages increasingly difficult to test whether you are a real Taxi driver

- 100% free-to-play Career Mode

- Variety of Taxies in garage

- Challenging levels

- Multiple views (including drivers-eye bonnet-cam view)

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