Speaking of which, Criterion Games have been handed the nod to bring that Burnout touch to NFS Unbound and they’ve certainly succeeded.
Not to mention, it’s almost inescapable to not talk about the iconic NFS Most Wanted from 2005, a game so good that EA has struggled to replicate that same magic, with Underground being an exception.Įlectronic Arts values racing games and it is currently the mega-studio which owns F1 video games maker Codemasters and also Burnout developers Criterion Games. We all know there’s a long history of racing games attached to that stat and Unbound has to offer something unique while superseding the previous instalment, namely NFS Heat which came out in 2019. Need for Speed Unbound is the latest and to be precise, the 25th major NFS game to come out. That is one of the “driving” factors which makes Need for Speed Unbound special. Yes, this game is heavily focused on anime-style driving effects.
Electronic Arts have come up with another NFS game and before I get to the million-dollar question of “what’s new” about it, let’s get the obvious answer out of the way first. The Need for Speed is back in me, finally.
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