Need for Speed: Rivals is a wholly enjoyable open-world racer. The driving is solid, its streets are a joy to explore, and its racing assignments--though a bit repetitive at times--are incentive enough to keep you coming back for more.

Absolutely gorgeous; evolving next-gen environments; Redview is replete with both AI and real-life rivals; Some of the slickest controls this side of a Burnout game

The few reasons youre given to upgrade your car; Impact damage is dealt haphazardly

big fan of the need for speed franchise and gutted the game doesn't work on my 360. only works on xboxs with bigger hard disks.

Doesn't work on 4Gb xbox 360 system

Welcome to Redview County, where a street-racing rivalry between cops and racers never stops as both sides compete in an all-out war to take over the social, local and national media and earn the best cars, mods and technology. Risk Everything. Trust No One.

A fun, engaging arcade racer with thrills, spills, explosions and crashes aplenty, Need for Speed: Rivals is let down by the largely pointless AllDrive and a lack of race types. A mixed bag.

The Need For Speed series has suffered from a severe identity crisis in recent years, a problem that EA and Criterion seemed to have solved with Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit in 2010, one of my personal favourites of the franchise.

"A great racer hindered by limited multiplayer"

Other console/handheld formats: PS3, PS4, Xbox One At the end of the last generation I reviewed Need for Speed Carbon on the original Xbox. And now as the generation changes the latest Need for Speed also straddles the generations.

Racing games generally aren't a one size fits all genre. There are many different forms, from open-world racing, realistic racing, and adrenaline junkies seeking a rush. There is no question which one of the three that Need for Speed Rivals falls under.

A-1 First class i buy for my baba and he love this one.

All in all, Need for Speed: Rivals is a fun meshing of ideas from Most Wanted and Hot Pursuit to create a unique new take on the series. The seamless integration of multiplayer into your single-player world is very well done and really does add a lot to the experience if you want it to.

Nice presentation; single-player / multiplayer integration is well done; fun handling; interesting progression system

Not much customization; dumb story; glitches; gotta pre-order to get a GTR ..