Need For Speed Unbound customisation gameplay heightens racing games

pcgamesn.com:

Some Need for Speed customisation gameplay for the newest entry in the racing game series has been released, and it shows some over-the-top effects to go with the new aesthetic of Need For Speed Unbound.

A clip below shows how the graffiti and street art-inspired visual effects integrate into not just your modded up car, but the world around you too. Effects like tyre smoke, art that gets kicked up from wheel friction, tags that appear above your vehicle, and a series of flashes related to things like boosts are all shown off, seriously putting the Unbound in Need For Speed Unbound.

You can check out the new Need For Speed customisation gameplay from Unbound below.

Customize your style. Choose your driving effects. Get noticed.

Start with nothing and slowly push your style to its absolute limit. <a href=«https://twitter.com/hashtag/needforspeed?src=hash&ref_src=» https: rel=«noopener»>#needforspeed

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— Need for Speed (@NeedforSpeed) <a href=«https://twitter.com/NeedforSpeed/status/1579849555960823808?ref_src=» https: rel=«noopener»>October 11, 2022

The official Need For Speed Twitter account adds that “yes, you can turn the effects off. In fact, you can choose to never put them on in the first place. Just like any other part of a car.” So don’t worry if these customisation effects seem like too much for you, they can easily be switched off.

This Need For Speed customisation gameplay comes as the series takes a sharp turn into a more stylised than realistic visual style. You can also “access a new toolkit of high-energy visual and sound effects to express your driving skills,” adds EA.

“Need for Speed Unbound features an all-new, unique visual style blending elements of street art with the most