Need for Speed made a proper comeback after a two-year hiatus and brought two games that are really worth it in terms of quality. In the first case, it is Need for Speed for consoles and PC, where EA combined everything that players wanted and glued it into a promising continuation of the game series, which was one of the best on the market 10 years ago. There, with the new NFS, huge tuning options, a city immersed in a night atmosphere, canyons and even the police, who can really torture you, have returned. But there's also a second game, called Need for Speed: No Limits, which was announced earlier this year after the game's logo appeared on Ken Block's new Mustang RTR-X. No Limits is a mobile exclusive that was only available in a few countries until now beta test. I'll admit that when I had the chance to play the game half a year ago and now, it's a completely different game. Minilittle in terms of career and environment.
However, certain elements have remained the same, such as the town of Blackridge and the fleet, but it has also grown considerably. And of course the tuning options, they are at the level of Need for Speed: Undercover, which was probably the last part of the game that had incredible tuning options for a mobile game (we are talking about the game for iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G). However, NFS Undercover is quite old, but it is still a good experience for owners of older devices. But for newer devices, there is a novelty in the form of NFS No Limits, and you will definitely like it. Such a bonus is that the game is free-2-play, so you can download it to your device iPhone for free and you can play it without having to pay anything more for it in the future. Although microtransactions make the gameplay easier and faster, if you are not a hardcore player of mobile games, you can do without them. Races affect the gas level of your cars, almost like CSR Racing. Gasoline refills itself after some time.
The game is compatible with iPhone 4 and all newer and requires iOS 6.1. However, on older devices, you should expect degraded graphics. On iPhone 5c you can already see that the hardware is quite old for this game. To be more precise, the quality of the graphics was reduced so that the game would not lag. However, I think that on iPhone 5s and later already looks satisfactory.
Hustyy :) thanks for the tip!!! Because of this, I have this site as my home page :o), even if there are a lot of ads... but you shouldn't "fuck it" as they say :D.
A game for little kids. How come I can't throttle so what is this racing game? Actually, it doesn't matter at all, anyway, it was always enough to hold the gas and the impact did not affect the ride... it's a shame, it could have been a good game.
It's a good game, unfortunately it's freemium rather than free to play :-(
The graphics are really terrible(mini 2) and the game is overall rather disappointing for me :-(
Lukas31 what ads? I don't see any :D I would try Adblock plus ;)
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Pro me after Carboneanyway, NFS is over.
And this is so boring. A 30 second race, haha. Oh my gosh :D
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Hi.
It worked fine for me, but now it just keeps loading and nothing. I have IP4s ios 9.02. Anyone have similar experiences??