“Want for Velocity Unbound,” the primary new entry within the “Want for Velocity” video-game franchise since 2019, will launch on Dec. 2, writer Digital Arts has introduced.
A trailer exhibits the identical emphasis on road racing, modifying vehicles, and outrunning the cops as earlier “Want for Velocity” video games, however with a brand new artwork fashion that appears extra like animation. The storyline is a little more conventional for the franchise, although. Gamers will compete to win a street-racing problem referred to as The Grand within the fictional metropolis of Lakeshore.
Unbound may even be the primary “Want for Velocity” recreation developed for 4K decision at 60 fps. Its writer additionally guarantees a better emphasis on fashion, together with a big selection of customization choices for vehicles, in addition to licensed gadgets from trend manufacturers for participant avatars. Gamers may earn Burst Nitrous primarily based on driving fashion—a literal model of fashion factors.
The trailer options rapper A$AP Rocky in a modified Mercedes-Benz 190E, in addition to a tuned S14 Nissan 240SX—so it appears to be like like “Unbound” will deal with Nineteen Nineties-era trendy classics, not not like earlier “Want for Velocity” street-racing titles like “Underground.”
The collection has been on a hiatus for the reason that launch of “Want for Velocity Warmth” in 2019. Since then, developer Ghost Video games was taken off the “Want for Velocity” franchise by EA and become a assist studio referred to as EA Gothenburg. “Unbound” was developed by Criterion, which labored on some earlier “Want for Velocity” video games, in addition to the “Burnout” collection.
“Want for Velocity Unbound” is obtainable for pre-order by means of Nov. 29, which nets gamers some unique customization gadgets and $150,000 of in-game money. A Palace Version, with add-ons impressed by Palace Skateboards, shall be accessible as effectively. The fundamental recreation prices $69.99, whereas the Palace Version is $79.99. The sport shall be accessible for PlayStation 5, Xbox Collection X and S, and PC.
This text was initially printed by Motor Authority, an editorial associate of ClassicCars.com.
