While there aren’t a lot of cars in the game ,there is no way to own them all. Money comes easily, but not garage space. I generally maintained three cars: one for geared for drift, one for customized to be grippy, and one as a middle ground. If you lose a race, it’s not always due to a lack of skill, it could just be your car isn’t competitive enough. More often than not, the race events don’t get in the way of having fun and feeling competitive. Gymkhana events don’t have an AI problem, but are an offbeat way of doing it, not akin to the way Ken Block actually does it for his YouTube videos. Some of the events, like a drift train is completely derailed by the AI which will do everything to out-drive you rather than maintain in a tight cluster to display pure style.
The racing in Need For Speed is not all too exciting, and could be described as generic, which is okay because the real characters of Need For Speed is your car and taking in the visual splendor of the game. Sure, you can earn massive “rep” (see: reputation) and a decent amount of money, but here outsmarting the cops seems to be a less exciting offer than the rest of the game. Having played 2010’s Hot Pursuit as well as 20’s Most Wanted, it was a blast to get in massive pursuits with tools to do so, but NFS doesn’t give much reason to actually do it. Outlaw is the one style that I was least interested in. Most of the time I initiated these on accident, but when you mean to do it, it’s exciting when it happens. Utilizing all five styles in one race becomes a “perfect moment”. The five styles are: Speed, Style, Crew, Build, and Outlaw. Rather than picking one or two, the game teaches you to use all of them. Need For Speed asks you to use five different play styles which cater to different types of players. With a two years for development time, Need For Speed is a fistbump-ridden reboot that recalls more Need For Speed Underground than the original game that kicked off the series. Thankfully the actual racing is fun so long as you can deal with the rubber-banding AI. Need For Speed as developed by Ghost Games is a gorgeous looking game with a solid car selection all of which can be customized to handle how you want, even if the races that revolve around this comes off as uninspired.
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