After reading all of the negative reviews i can see that people are givingNeed for Speed Payback is a fantastic arcade racing game that i have played for

This game has been nothing but fun since I got it. Which was a decent time ago. Up untill the new need for speed came out I was playing this one. The story mode wasn't the longest but it was fun. Really corny cut scenes but all in all not bad.

I didn't realize it needed internet the whole time to play this game and now my kid has a game he can't play

The dilivery was really fast ordered it come the next day the only problem i had with it was the disc come off the bit inside the case Was really impressed

To some extent, a racing game should be all about the cars. But Need for Speed Payback goes to such an extreme in fetishizing the different parts and builds of its vehicles that it gets stuck in the technical weeds, failing to consistently deliver on the adrenaline-pumping highs of previous Need for...

Gamers the world over since the inception of the 2 nd wave of Fast and Furious films have wanted to experience what its like to be a part of an elaborate heist crew, which is robbing companies, mobsters, and low-lives alike, first hand.

It Works; Can Already Be Purchased for Less Than £30

Laughably Bad; Borderline Idiotic Story; Lacks Any Meaningful Content; Built Around Grinding and Loot Boxes; Unrewarding and at Times Downright Infuriating; Has no Personality of Its Own; Full of Graphical Glitches and Texture Pop-ins

A tragically misjudged series reboot that gets all of the fundamentals wrong, while adding absolutely nothing new to the franchise except flashier graphics.

The graphics and sound are amazing when viewed separately from the rest of the game; The drifting is fun and so too are the customisation options

The races are horribly boring, in terms of their design, the rubber band AI, and the poor sensation of speed; Boring city design and self-destructive always-online requirement

Don't listen to the haters that still romance about it being 2003, playing NFS Underground on PS2. We've moved on. The game appeals to the young who like far fetched stories, great looking cars, excitement and a challenge.

Need for Speed Payback is the kind of arcade racer that never requires you to lift your foot off the accelerator. Its brazen drifting is effortlessly achieved with aggressive cornering and feathering the brakes, and judicious bursts of nitrous are your best friend down any stretch of open road.

Simple driving model produces occasional arcade thrills; Expansive and diverse open-world; A decent variety of events fends off repetition

Hackneyed and pervasive story; Restrictive story missions; Sense of speed is lacking; Flagrant emphasis on grinding; The open-world isn't especially memorable

Need for Speed takes driving into a gorgeous world with a modern edge, but its pesky attitude and strict online-only requirement make you yearn for the good old days.

Ventura Bay lays out a gorgeous; rain-slick city; Car customization is rich and fulfilling; Drifts take time to tune and master

Completely unplayable offline; Pestering story mode; Parts of the world are a lifeless sprawl