Oncoming traffic is light and easy to spot in the distance, and it’s rare to have a rival car or police vehicle overtake you with inhuman speed – an all-too familiar sight in previous Need for Speed games.
Need for Speed Unbound has been optimized to remove as much frustration from the core racing experience as possible. When even medium-sized trees pose literally no threat to anyone, it’s hard to lose your tail. On the other hand, the police chases are easily the most impressive segments of Need for Speed Unbound, and decent fun, though it would be nice if there were more opportunity for canny takedowns or clever driving between scenery elements. Buy Need for Speed Unbound Palace Edition.
It can be very difficult to lose a five-star Heat level, so it’s often better to bank your money after a couple of successful events and side-bets. Your Heat level only resets each morning, which means any money you make must be sneaked past the cops and banked at a safe house or you risk the fuzz confiscating the whole pot. Instead you start most days with a zero Heat level, and this builds as you complete illegal meet-up events and take down patrol cars. As with its predecessor, 2019’s Need for Speed Heat, there’s a day/night mechanism to contend with, only here neither is cop-free. It’s cool, but could have been even more so had this sense of style spread to the city itself. Little graffiti-style tags flash up above your car when you perform a successful takedown, story scenes occasionally add cartoony elements for effect, and the cars even sprout cosmetic-only spray paint wings when they get big enough air. Buy Need for Speed Unbound Palace Edition
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