need for speed heat review

Need for Speed Heat Review | The pressure’s high, just to stay alive

Earlier this month, a new Need for Speed hit major consoles and PC platforms. It’s alright if you didn’t notice, EA seems less than enthusiastic about promoting the game. Announced as an afterthought during a financial call, this once mighty franchise now feels like an obligation to the publisher. It’s not to say that NEED FOR SPEED HEAT is a bad game as it certainly improves…

  • Arcade racing remains competent and enjoyable.
  • Lots of customization options and car variety.
  • More games should have flamingo collectibles.
  • Pointless online functionality that hurts more than helps.
  • Threadbare story with laughable characterizations.
  • Lack of microtransactions didn't remove the grind.

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Arcade racing remains competent and enjoyable. Lots of customization options and car variety. More games should have flamingo collectibles. Pointless online functionality that hurts more than helps. Threadbare story with laughable characterizations. Lack of microtransactions didn't remove the grind.
Arcade racing remains competent and enjoyable. Lots of customization options and car variety. More games should have flamingo collectibles. Pointless online functionality that hurts more than helps. Threadbare story with laughable characterizations. Lack of microtransactions didn't remove the grind.
Arcade racing remains competent and enjoyable. Lots of customization options and car variety. More games should have flamingo collectibles. Pointless online functionality that hurts more than helps. Threadbare story with laughable characterizations. Lack of microtransactions didn't remove the grind.
Arcade racing remains competent and enjoyable. Lots of customization options and car variety. More games should have flamingo collectibles. Pointless online functionality that hurts more than helps. Threadbare story with laughable characterizations. Lack of microtransactions didn't remove the grind.
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