ZeDuderino
2005
2018
Gravel provides a very straightforward and lean racing experience. There are no vehicle upgrades, or even visible vehicle stats for that matter. You simply pick an event and race. This is somewhat refreshing though, as it makes racing the main focus.
One thing that Gravel really nailed is the variety of locales that you’ll race at. One event will have you racing under the northern lights in Iceland, while another will have you tearing along the coastline in Namibia. This makes what would otherwise be a repetitive experience fairly engaging.
One thing that Gravel really nailed is the variety of locales that you’ll race at. One event will have you racing under the northern lights in Iceland, while another will have you tearing along the coastline in Namibia. This makes what would otherwise be a repetitive experience fairly engaging.
2022
2023
This is a very refreshing entry within a genre that has gotten terribly stale lately. I can’t remember the last time I played a shooter which required me to coordinate with my teammates to win.
My favorite part about this game is the absence of that despondent, hopeless feeling that occurs when you’re getting stomped in other shooters. Game modes like Quick Cash keep you engaged because you always feel like you’re one well-executed push away from securing the cashout and winning.
My favorite part about this game is the absence of that despondent, hopeless feeling that occurs when you’re getting stomped in other shooters. Game modes like Quick Cash keep you engaged because you always feel like you’re one well-executed push away from securing the cashout and winning.
2023
2023
2022
2020
2015
2010
The core gameplay loop, customization, and art style all worked for me. With that being said, NFS needs to drop the whole “oppressed street racer” shtick that permeated this game. There is quite the disconnect when the characters are monologuing about how unfair the cops are while I barrel into a civilian’s car at 120 MPH.
2023
2015