Tuesday, 16 July 2013
version of the extremely popular racing game
franchise. It's a massively multiplayer open
world game (MMO), with RPG style leveling
up.
Huge Open world
Need For Speed World features Palmont, the
city from Need For Speed Carbon, and also
Rockport from Most Wanted, which combine
to make a huge world to explore. There's a
night/day rotation, which makes it feel more
dynamic. There are no pedestrians, and little
traffic. This means you won't be interrupted
too often when racing, but does make Need
For Speed World feel a bit lifeless.
Car Shopping
Choose a car from a small range of not very
exciting cars to start with, liek the Toyota
Corolla or Mitsubishi Eclipse, then roam the
huge Need For Speed World looking for
races. These can be multi or single player,
and get into chases with the cops. Evading
the police and ranking in races gives you
experience points and money, which in turn
unlock better cars that you can buy in the
Need For Speed World showroom.
Mods
Your cars can be modified with stickers, paint
and decals, and power-ups can be chosen
and purchased with in game money. Need For
Speed World seems pretty stable, even with
loads of players online. When you enter the
open world you can't crash into other
players, only the environment and other
traffic. Online players can only push you
around if you enter a race. The cars in Need
For Speed World have the forgiving, arcade
style handling that makes the franchise such
fun to play.
There is online chat alongside the racing, and
you can add friends and meet up to race
them. Graphically Need For Speed World is
ok, but looks a few years old. However, this
means you don't need a super computer to
play the game!
Overall
Need For Speed World is an impressive
massively multiplayer online racing game,
and although it looks a bit basic it's really
playable.
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