98 out of 157(62%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
Overall rating
2/ 5
Gameplay
3/ 5
Graphics
4/ 5
Sound
4/ 5
Lasting Appeal
2/ 5
Gyarados
fromSan Antonio, Tx
This game is perfect for:casual gamers
Not what i expected in a Most Wanted remake
PostedMay 22, 2013
I was severely disappointed with this. I was really looking for this game since a year after the first most wanted. I was expecting fully customization and really nice cars. Nope no customization at all the story mode wasn't good either and it's just really bad
there is very few customization, not enough cars, and race types compared to THE ALL MIGHTY FORZA HORIZON ULITIMATE EDITION which i would recommend to everyone until NFS can add more then what they gave. bravo to the graphics and the sound. but not enough races (which i beat it within 2 weeks) no manually visual customization and realistic performance customization, no 2-players (it should be 4-players for now and days because people come over and want to play like the older games a long time ago) and you have to pay for extra cars that compared to FORZA HORIZON, you get over hundreds of cars compared to NFS MW'S 63. Now do you want less and have to pay for more or do you want to pay for FORZA to get alot worth the time which will last longer?
Overall rating
4/ 5
Gameplay
4/ 5
Graphics
4/ 5
Sound
4/ 5
Lasting Appeal
4/ 5
OldManLight
fromColumbus,Oh
This game is perfect for:hardcore gamers
Spiritual Successor to Burnout Paradise
PostedMay 20, 2013
Some people seem confused as to what this game was actually supposed to be and saw fit to write reviews based on what they expected instead of what this game actually was. This while this game does bear the NFS brand and the Most Wanted subtitle, it's not a numbered sequel which makes it a reboot of the the old Most Wanted. Now i'll give you that it's weird and completely confusing to do 2 games with the same name in the same console generation, but alas, i'm not the one who names NFS games at EA. What this game is, is the thing that people who loved Burnout Paradise have been asking developer, Criterion, to do since they wrapped up work on their last Burnout game. The only major differences between the 2 games is that the car crumpling seem less horrific due to the licensed cars, there's now upgrades and other game mechanic stuff that's changed and there are cops who chase you when you drive like a jerk, which if you're playing this game correctly, you should be doing that like 99% of the time.
You will not be disappointed with most wanted. Although the car selection could be more around the size of a Forza game, the selection is diverse enough to keep you excited. There is so much to do around Fairhaven, you could really get into career racing and taking down the most wanted, you could explore the large area and environments of Fairhaven, or you could plainly cause trouble with the law. The cop chases are very fun, and depending on how much you've been breaking the law, it will be harder to evade the cops. The sound track has a wide variety of genres. The environment soundtracks as well as the car soundtracks are very realistic sounding. If you are looking for a fun (non-simulation) racing game with drop dead gorgeous graphics, check out most wanted.
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