Do you recommend it? Softonic review. Jeremy Milliner Updated 3 years ago. Need for Speed 1. Horizon 7 2. Leave a review. This is embarrassing Recommended: Intel Core iK 3. Minimum: Intel Core i 3. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of follow-up comments by email.
Notify me of new posts by email. Unfortunately, like Heat and Rivals, Payback lacks any sort of offline multiplayer mode. Races are more about what you customize your car with rather than how well you can drive. Along with its lack of split-screen multiplayer, Payback leaves us slightly deflated.
Easy editing of your personal memories. Free PvP tactical shooting game. Nevertheless, Jess manages to get the data to The Broker, where she learns The Collector is just a pawn and of something called Arkwright. After winning, Tyler and his crew learn they have successfully made it into The Outlaw's Rush. Knowing that Navarro would do anything to ensure that they don't win, Rav outfits the cars with countermeasures that prevent them from being hit by the killswitches, which have been set up on several police cars as well.
Tyler decides to run both the street and the off-road races. During the street leg, Navarro sends the league bosses under her payroll to stop him, but they all fail. During the off-road leg, Navarro resorts to sending the cops after Tyler, but all the crews he and Mac have gained as allies intervene by creating multiple distractions across Fortune Valley, to draw away the cops, as well as take down the units chasing Tyler.
Left with no option, Navarro decides to race against Tyler herself. During the race, The Collector calls and offers Tyler to replace Navarro as his lieutenant by convincing him to lose the race, but he refuses. The game ends with the crew deciding to race each other home.
In a post-credits scene, Mr. Kobashi, a customer whom Jess had driven, calls Weir and tells him his gamble worked, and that The Collector is finished. He welcomes Weir to the aforementioned Arkwright and Weir hangs up, satisfied. Reception Need for Speed Payback received "mixed or average" reviews from critics, according to review aggregator Metacritic. Luke Reilly of IGN praised Electronic Arts for repairing the problems of the game's predecessor, Need for Speed, but criticized its "scripted" story, lack of police chases during free roam, scripted police chases, loot box-like mechanisms during customization, poor car handling, unrealistic car damage and several other issues.
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