Need for Speed Standard Edition - PlayStation 4

This Need For Speed game has great cars and realistic upgrades for each car...They've done better with the traffic obstructions during races which makes it interesting....

The racing and game play is amazing but I still wish there was a little more freedom in the game.

When it come to playing racing games, this will be worth buy it. I play all the time with my brother, and we do all kinds of racings.

It's a very excited and cool game, look so real and love the sound of speed

We always see an improvement in each game and console no different here. If the graphics continue on like they have through the series its going to be crazy on the next gen consoles PS5 and beyond.

It's a good game. My son loves to play it. Too much of a storyline

Understand the nfs is arcade racing physics so I can compare it to say, wipeout. The lack of knowledge of the developers in 'tuning' is comical- the settings you adjust does not relate in real world how a car should react, even if the physics were not on point. So if the reference was rubbish, the adjustments aren't to refence or to real life! Why give options when they are rubbish to begin with? Understand nfs is lazy in their ai so rivals are tanks, catch up is on, and when you haven't crashed for a while ai will throw some cars at you to make things even. What's most frastrating is that it's so obvious and lazy I suspect they have a timer on- after 10 secs throw some stuff to make it more even. They just appear from nowhere giving little time to react, either developers can't draw the distance efficiently to keep the framerate up or simply just lazy. In a 1min lap, the objects repawn everytime, sometimes parked cars change colour. It's funny because to hit the apex I just aim for the same posts everytime. When it rains and you have significant lighting in the environment the frames drop to about 10-15fps, what's funny is speed input is still there but steering input gets lost. So, you can't steer or correct steer. Did I mention about the obscene load times also? (This is on hhd/ssd! Not in disc) The sad truth is that the only way to beat this is brute force (ie outpower significantly rivals). So little/no skill required, just grinding. Ive played most nfs games and sadly this one feels very, very lazy. I bought it for ~£1 on sale. Fortunately I didn't buy it when it was new out. I'm doing the time because nostalgic, but as a new comer/not a huge fan of nfs world, give it a miss. Definitely not missing anything.

Got it as Xmas present for boys. Looks cool and I am sure it will be a fun game