Not so Fast, definitely not so Furious
WTMG's Leo Faria writes: "Need for Speed: Payback alternates between moments of utter brilliance and some of the dumbest story-driven segments I’ve ever seen in a videogame. When it tries to be an actual open-world Need for Speed like the classics from the last decade, or a discount Forza Horizon, it’s great, as it provides fun exploration and a vast map for you to do whatever you like. When it tries to be a Fast and Furious ripoff, it becomes a completely different experience, a worsened version of the dullest getaway driver moments from previous Grand Theft Auto games, coupled with a stupid script and severely unlikable characters. This is one of the most disappointing games I’ve played so far this year. It’s not a terrible game at all. You can see the absurd amount of potential in it, but it never manages to fully deliver."
After nearly three decades of NFS games, here's a list of the best Need For Speed titles that have ever been released in the past years, ranked by The Nerd Stash.
Best NFS in my personal opinion
Highstakes, Hotpursuit 2 and Underground, Mostwanted, The Run.
Rest of those titles are Junk,Crap, disappointing.
The white-knuckle racer and supernatural horror adventure join the lineup October 6.
I absolutely loved Vampyr. It's an underrated gem. The combat can be kind of clunky, but the story, characters, setting, abilities, and everything else is great.
The Microsoft Store is running a sale on a number of Xbox One games this week. The games on sale include Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid, Unravel 2, Burnout Paradise Remastered, Need for Speed Payback, and more.
All of the deals are for under $15 and one is for just $2.99. The deals are for digital downloads only. The sale ends in five days.
Need for MT's: Paymore