I think the most important thing to know about this game is that it is short. I completed the game on easy in 4 hours. Had I paid $60 for this game, I would have probably hated this game. Since I got it for $20 and knew it was short, I found the campaign to be fun.

I am not a professional gamer but, will play as time permits. I would say this is one of the best one I played. I completed it within days and I played again and again for its stunning graphics. It works well with Windows 8.1 64bit. I enjoyed every moment when I played this one

So disappointing! Was so excited for this game, and the campaign took two hours to complete. Absolute joke! Note: This Review was made by Play.com customer: dunKno on Rakuten's Play.com on the date shown.

I have finish all of my need for speed games. I have owned. tis one gets hard wen you get to stage 7. if you have the right car It gets easer.

So they decided to make a serious attempt at adding story to a racing game. Nothing wrong with that in theory-giving players a character with a motivation to win can raise the stakes.

Race that avalanche

What; you again

EA Black Box are old hands when it comes to the Need for Speed series, having developed games in the series since way back in 2002, making seven games between then and 2008, with the series then being batted between Slightly Mad Studios (Need for Speed Shift in 2009) and Criterion (the people behind...

is a bit of a curious experiment from developer Black Box, as it seems to want to keep some of the elements that the series is known for - arcade racing, police chases, an "underground" vibe - but add some

Game is good but not satisfied by the package.

What a game, all action fantastic graphics, hours and hours and hours of fun. worht every penny.

Need for Speed: The Run feels like a missed opportunity. Had this been given more development time, rather than being put through the annual franchise wringer, Black Box might have had a chance of delivering on The Run's premise.