Need for Speed Rivals

Need for Speed: Rivals is a racing simulator with strong graphics and updated gameplay. The open world is connected by long highways. The roads go through deserts, mountains and coastal highways. The campaign and online races use the same map. Desert highways are connected to mountain serpentines. Statistics are collected on races and chases. The routes connect the coast and mountainous areas. Statistics are kept separately by role. The coast is connected to mountain roads. The roles change during the race, which keeps you in suspense. Vehicles are divided into classes, and roles change during the race. Police cars differ in power and equipment. The fleet is divided into police and civilian. Statistics are kept separately for both roles. The races are between the violators and the police. Roles change as the session progresses. Weather and time of day affect the behavior of the car. Chases end in interception or separation. The weather comes from real reports and changes the coverage. Rewards are given for completed tasks. The weather changes the behavior of tires on a wet track. Friends can play in the same world at the same time. Weather worsens handling on wet asphalt. The settings allow you to change the control sensitivity. Wet asphalt worsens handling. Control sensitivity is adjustable. Weather and time of day affect the road. Repairs and chases require attention. Car repair and maintenance require attention. Rewards unlock vehicles and parts. Accidents look convincing due to the damage. The police use blocking and battering rams. Reputation points open up new tasks. Photo mode saves footage of chases. Friends exchange tasks in a shared world. Achievements mark difficult challenges. Tasks can be completed together. Anyone who loves car chases will be familiar with this part.