This isn't the worst, but it's far from the best of the series. Played all NFS games since the very first one. The PC version has new features, including unlocked framerate with 4K resolution, manual transmission, and steering wheel support for a selection of steering wheels. With the angle on both the front and rear wheels being set independently you’ve got the ability to create some truly out of this world looking cars. Suspension tuning is finished up with your camber. Throw in options for rake and both front and rear track width, and you’re on your way to creating something truly unique. Whether you are changing the ride height by slamming it to the ground, raising it up, or anything in between, you choose your perfect ride height. Throw in options for rake and One of the first things you’ll notice when tackling the front of your car is the ability to modify your stance. Summary: One of the first things you’ll notice when tackling the front of your car is the ability to modify your stance.I would have loved to have a text chat at least on PC, so it could feel like a racing mini mmo. sadly), you can free roam online, meet other players, but you can't interact with them because there's no chat, so it kinda kills the point of that. The online feeling super dead because of a lack of chat, and it's like that for all NFS games (and many other games actually.
the difficulty being wayyy too easy in single player, even the supposed "high difficulty" dlc challenges are super easy, you can sometimes stop and wait 30 seconds before the other cars catch up with you. I didn't think the game was bad, the gameplay and customization were great, the biggest problems in my opinion were: I would say it even looks better than the latest games, but the game takes place at night, with rain, puddles and all so that really helps setting up the atmosphere and playing with the lighting to get a good result, so the comparison wouldn't be really fair, but the game still looks crazy anyway. This game looked amazing, and still does.
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