RemyRaccoon
An inferior Most Wanted with a shorter, messier career mode and a story that takes itself too seriously. The crewmate mechanic is half baked and unreliable, and progression is not very well though out. It’s still Most Wanted’s guts in a different skin though, so I think it’s fine, but I don’t get the appeal, especially over Most Wanted.
I love everything about this except, funnily enough, the racing itself. The career mode’s great and it makes you really form a relationship with your cars, it’s got a great soundtrack that sounds like it was made specifically for it, and the vibes are immaculate - but the physics and handling are stiff as a board. It plays like an alien’s attempt at Gran Turismo.
Super underrated NFS game. The short campaign means they could go all out with the setpieces, from an avalanche to escaping Ohio - it’s super exciting. It’s also not really /that/ short - yeah you can beat the story in 3-4 hours, but the challenge series doubles that at least and puts it on par with stuff like the original Underground, so yeah, never really understood that complaint.
Really, it’s mostly held back by tech limitations - loading times are way too long and resetting to a checkpoint sometimes takes 15 seconds, so I really like The Run, but I probably won’t play it again.
Really, it’s mostly held back by tech limitations - loading times are way too long and resetting to a checkpoint sometimes takes 15 seconds, so I really like The Run, but I probably won’t play it again.
I’m salty at this one because the “win every race” achievement just means “win at every unique route once” which brings the event count down from around 200 to 60. Super lame lmao
BUT this one’s a little overhated. Racing here is exhilarating and the open world is surprisingly thoughtful, but it’s brought down by a lacklustre car selection (and the DLC always being present on the map, even if you don’t own it, feels scummy).
BUT this one’s a little overhated. Racing here is exhilarating and the open world is surprisingly thoughtful, but it’s brought down by a lacklustre car selection (and the DLC always being present on the map, even if you don’t own it, feels scummy).
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