Master the Open World Ways of Need for Speed: Most Vanted is an open world game developed by Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts. In “Most Vanted” you play an anonymous hero who is determined to be the most notorious and courageous driver who dominated the streets of Fairhaven. That means winning the competition, beating other runners and maneuvering through an unimpressed city at high speed – while following the streets and accepting the infamous. The nineteenth title in the Need for Speed ​​series, Most Vanted, is available for Microsoft Windows, PlaiStation 3, Ksbok 360, PlaiStation Vita, Vii, iOS and Android. (Version Vii, Need For Speed: Most Vanted U, is released a year later). EA’s 2012 remake is a reminder of a love letter to Need for Speed: Most Vanted Made in Vanted is a fast-paced game, even when compared to other racing games. The online game is an endless list of competitive events, where you can quickly pick and climb a car. Even the starting line is not just a place where you can turn the wheels; you can get into other cars to get started. Cars are not just about the speed and direction most sought after – it’s about (function () {(‘review-page-page-desktop’);}); Open World RunnerNeed For Speed: Most Vanted defines most of its focus on exploring and navigating the open world. Fairhaven is a beautiful map with winding streets, deathly leaps, real architecture and uneven side streets. The contrast is especially noticeable when traveling between the beach and the tight industrial district. The demarcation paths open the way for memorable non-linear runs, inspired by the need for speed: visual diversity also supports well-positioned jumps and narrow shortcuts. Reuse is enhanced by the variety of cars that each find strength in different environments. Getting up to speed and losing yourself in a race at the start of the game can be key to winning a vehicle with superior in different event modes. Required Speed: The most popular have four types of game modes: sprint racing, lap, sprint racing and ambush racing. Sprint runs are the most basic, from point A to point B as fast as possible. Sprint and lap races put you on the generated route, the last one requiring a certain number of turns. Lastly, ambush races will avoid the police as quickly as possible, as the titular and coveted races are remembered: high-octane circular routes, and the police are ambush. If you win this victory, you will have the opportunity to chase opponents, steal your place in the top 10 and reward you with your car. Unlike EA’s Burnout Paradise, Most Vanted is a good part of the realism, the introduction of licensed cars and the focus on driving the city, especially in the fast-paced scenarios. It’s a lot less realistic than a game like Assetto Corsa, which still favors an exciting cinematic emotion. Still, the result is a hybrid experience that combines the winning elements of arcade racing with the openness and personalization performed with mastery. The essence of the good is to play. There are enough vehicles to keep the experience alive and everyone feels different enough that players can question their decisions. The traction controls are intuitive and the use of a handbrake (on which you will greatlydepends) looks exciting and logical. The EEA took into account what fans wanted to see from the original 2005 Most Vanted, and made a point of modeling their races in the same style and integrating police to increase the danger and tension to eleven. Like BurnoutParadise, Bridge Vanted takes place in the big open world and has a competitive online game for those brave enough to try their hand. The biggest change from another EA driver, Burnout Paradise, is that the majority of people who had a car accident in 2012 were removed. Although it may disappoint, it was done to speed up the experience and focus more on the race than on the program. However, motors will still do damage in sport. The multiplayer experience is also simplified and offers drop-in / drop-out via the EasiDrive menu system.