Mahjik
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60% off sale on Steam through the end of the month:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1222680/Need_for_Speed_Heat/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1222680/Need_for_Speed_Heat/
Need for Speed Heat
- Thread starter Mahjik
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Bought it for $4 or something when it was on sale last week. The DLC for unlocking all the collectibles/activities on the map was on sale for free as well.
It's pretty good.
The Night driving captures the Dying Light (1) feel of trying to get to a safehouse without getting caught, and the relief when you finally get there. At night, after a few successful escapes from the cops you might need to get repairs. You realistically with complete real immersion get repaired to 100% by driving through a gas station, but it's limited at night to 3 repairs.
Were there NFS games where your car could get damaged to the point where it would no longer run since Porsche Unleashed? If so, I don't remember that element since Porsche Unleashed. Most Wanted 2014 had tires that went flat but they'd inflate themselves after a time.
I'm not liking the plethora of "s**t"-bombs from the in-game dialogue.
Map itself isn't incredibly interesting. It reminds me more of TDU 2 than any other NFS game, but much smaller. There are landmarks but they seem to be at the edges of the map more than a part of it.
Not sure if I should post this here or in the deals thread.... The McLaren F1 DLC is free on Origin and Steam right now. If on Origin and it asks for a credit card number, pick PayPal instead and it will walk you through the purchase whether you have PayPal or not. Steam is much easier.
thanks for the heads up gai
I think you are. They marketed the hell out of it on Steam, was oart of the NFS Heat for $5 with all DLC free deal.
I can't speak for Unbound. I think I saw KAC said something about Reddit saying something it in another thread.
This is an AAA game though, they have not really done a proper marketing campaign for Unbound, some space on the the frontpage of steam isn't much if you compare it to how EA usually market their games.
theshadowcult
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Maybe they just realised that they didnt need to, and are trying to see how much more they make if they just keep the marketing budget for themselves.