Need For Speed (2016)

 
When the sun sets, Ventura Bay wakes up—flooded in neon, attitude, and the promise of speed. Need For Speed reboots the iconic franchise with gritty street racing, muscle-flexing customization, and a story focused on earning respect in the city’s outlaw scene. Here, it’s not about the finish line—it’s about living the life, building the ultimate ride, and carving your legend through five distinct racing styles.
Chase, Customize, and Dominate
Choose your driving persona—Speed, Style, Crew, Build, Outlaw—and make it matter. Every race is a chance to tune your car, show off your upgrade game, and chase targets set by racing icons like Ken Block and Magnus Walker. The open world pulses with life: outrun cops, blitz past rivals, drift through rain-slicked streets, or ride in convoy with online friends. The day-night cycle adds an edge, pushing you to risk big and win bigger, with action-packed story beats tied to your chosen playstyle and real car culture legends lending flair to every cutscene.
Why Need For Speed Stands Out

Personnalisation poussée : Overhaul nearly every inch of your ride with performance and visual mods.
Five playstyles: Race, drift, dominate, build a crew, or cause chaos—refine and switch on the fly.
Real icons, real hype: Earn praise (and challenges) from the biggest names in underground car culture.
Rivals and cops: High-risk pursuits add tension to every run; outsmart AI or race online for bigger rewards.
True open world: Ventura Bay teems with late-night races, fast cars, and endless secrets.
Always online gameplay: Seamless multiplayer lets you connect, compete, and collaborate instantly.

En bref

Date de sortie : November 3, 2015
Développeur : Ghost Games
Genre : Racing, action
Le cadre : Ventura Bay—fictional West Coast city drenched in street culture
Caractéristiques : Playstyle-based questlines, visual/performance tuning, live-action icons, open-world exploration
Caractéristiques spéciales : Five progression paths, day-night cycle, always online, peer-to-peer crews and rivals