Need for Speed Unbound introduces new features, including expanded customization and personal avatar creation.; Drag races are a fan-favorite racing discipline, requiring players to reach top ...

Need for Speed Unbound marks Criterion Games returns to racing as a primary developer - find out in our Need for Speed Unbound PS5 review to see if it's a glorious homecoming or a wretched return.

Titled Need for Speed Unbound, Criterion's long-awaited return to the racing scene will utilize new-gen consoles and the Frostbite Engine to deliver 4K 60fps visuals in a free-roaming open world ...

Need for Speed Unbound, released in 2022, features an open-world styled on Chicago, 147 cars, and great online gameplay. Hot ...

Need for Speed Unbound - Takeover Event Gameplay Trailer. You see out here, street style is everything. Take over sections of the city by pulling huge drifts, smashing collectibles, ...

Need for Speed Unbound is a great return-to-form for the Need for Speed franchise, one that feels like a worthy successor to 2019's phenomenal Need for Speed Heat.

Need for Speed Unbound hasn’t strayed very far from the fundamentals of 2019’s Heat, but its bold new animated style impresses.

Need For Speed Unbound fully releases Friday, and it’s got quite a lot riding on its shoulders. It’s the first NFS since 2019's polarizing Heat; the first developed by arcade racing mavens ...

Need for Speed Unbound – release date, platforms. Need for Speed Unbound will launch on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC on December 2, 2022.When it arrives, that’ll be more ...

In Need for Speed Unbound, you can choose between a trio of styles to begin your drift. When you want to slide around a corner, you can use Brake & Throttle, Brake Only, or Gas Only, all of which ...

Need for Speed Unbound raced quietly and unobtrusively towards its December 2 release date and jumping in, the game feels as inconspicuous and wholly unremarkable as its initial launch.

Need for Speed Unbound is the best arcade racer of 2022, and a real statement from EA and Criterion. Why it’s snuck out with so little fanfare will be one of the mysteries of the year.