There Are Five Ways To Play Need For Speed

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A new video for the next Need For Speed has been released showing off the five different ways to play Need For Speed and what they bring to the game

The title here kind of says it all as it looks like we have five different ways to play Need For Speed in the upcoming version of the game. That would be five different ways we can drive fake cars in the fake world that Ghost Games will be creating on our PS4, Xbox One, or PC here soon. I’ll admit I am making it sound a little weird here for Need For Speed having five different ways to drive but in the latest video that is how it is presented. It really should be “five different ways to score in Need For Speed.” That doesn’t sound right though. I guess that’s why they went to other route with it.

Anyways.

As stated in Need For Speed we will have five ways to score points, ‘rep’, and cash. These would be through different modes titled Speed, Style, Build, Crew, and Outlaw. For the most part these should be self-explanatory here for any seasoned Need For Speed vet but we’ll dig deeper or you can go below and watch the new video for Need For Speed that Ghost Games has put together for us. I’ll only be offended.

In Speed mode you hopefully guessed that you get ‘rep’ and cash by being the fastest in a race. Same goes with Style as the ‘rep’ comes from the tricks, drifts, and other crazy shit you pull off in Need For Speed. Build is all about customizing your car to look the best and that is where the points come from. Then you have Crew where all of the points come from having a good time in Need For Speed with your virtual crew in the game. Making full sense still right? Finally we have Outlaw which as you hopefully figured is all about pissing off “The Man” and causing all kinds of hell in Need For Speed. All to get some ‘rep’ and cash.

You can get more details on all of these modes in the video below for Need For Speed that you hopefully didn’t just skip right to.

You’ve seen it. Now we want you to write about it. What do you think about the “five ways to play” Need For Speed? Is it really anything more than just driving and building? Does it look like Ghost Games has gone above and beyond for this Need For Speed or do you want more gameplay and less pretty car stuff? Let us know down in the comments and discuss. More will be coming for Need For Speed so be sure to keep it right here for more on the game and hopefully a solid release date soon.