NFS Unbound, the long-awaited game through which the developer promised to provide exclusive content to players, has been released. The aforementioned sequel will return to its roots by uniting two of the most well-known studios in the development of racing games.

We've already seen enough trailers for NFS Unbound, some about gameplay and others that gave us a glimpse into its story. We've also gotten to know some of the new features that the new one will offer and others.

With the release of Need For Speed ​​​​Unbound, below we will tell you everything you need to know about the game, from the story to the gameplay, the most important changes that are coming and much more. Without further ado, let's get started…

Who developed NFS Unbound?

Need For Speed ​​Unbound game from publisher EA. It was developed by Criterion Games, the parent of the series, with the help of Codemasters, known for developing the DIRT series, which recently joined the aforementioned publisher.

What story will the game present?

Crimmins added that the game will feature a character-specific story mode. Where the main story of the game will revolve around two friends who are separated after a robbery at the family car dealership. The player's role here will be to try to return a special and expensive car, and he will have only one solution for this, which is to enter the challenges of epic street racing.

Also for fans of rapper A$AP Rocky, it has been confirmed that he will have his own game mode in this new edition. But otherwise, the focus will be on graffiti art, as well as a reward for boosting the Burst Nitrous drive system through stylish driving.

NFS Unbound Gameplay Features:

The game's director told IGN about the single-player mode (the story phase), which will provide a new experience from previous installments in the series. In NFS Unbound, when you want to enter a new race, you'll have to pay a subscription to enter that race, and upon winning, you'll be able to get your money back in addition to the rewards.

But if you lose the race, you lose your money, so Crimmins says the player should carefully consider their choices before paying money and participating in the races.

The game will bring back the famous Drift Challenges, where the player will have to enter this type of game mission and score a certain score that tests their skills. We also have Drag Races, which deal with super fast and rare vehicles. There will also be challenges that require the player to finish a certain track in a specific time and much more.

The new look of the game:

The next part will have a completely new look and feel from what we are used to in the previous parts. For example, there are visual effects when you press the “speed boost” button. We also have new animations that will show the player in their vehicle when jumping from a high place or performing drift moves.

In addition to all of the above, the next part has replaced the realistic cinematic scenes recorded with other cartoon scenes belonging to prominent personalities, the most important being the famous rapper ASAP Rocky and other characters that will be present in the game.

Expand content:

EA has focused on expanding the content in the upcoming part, because racing games are always limited in terms of ideas. For example, when the game launches, there will be approximately 143 different vehicles that can be modified from all directions and places. This number will increase as more packs are released containing other vehicles that can be purchased separately.

The game map has gotten bigger, with more variety of orders, shapes, terrains, and environments added to each arena. In short, you’re about to play one of the best installments in the Need For Speed series.

New generation release date and features:

The game has been released exclusively for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. It has been confirmed that the game will support Haptic Feedback and support 4K resolution at 60 frames per second. Unfortunately, it will not support the adaptive triggers feature on the DualSense wireless controller for the PlayStation 5.

Here's all the information you need to know about the new title in the Need For Speed ​​series before its release.