After being announced nearly a year ago, Need for Speed No Limits has finally released on Android and iOS.
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Firemonkeys, the Australia-based developer and makers of Real Racing, developed the game, offering more than 100 player levels and over 10 different game modes as well as 900 race events, 30 different licensed vehicles and 38 race courses. For instance, to continue racing, players either need to wait for a few time to get an empty gas tank filled up automatically or shell out real cash if they want it filled immediately.
While the game does provide a console-like experience that any mobile gamer can think of, “Need for Speed: No Limits” does impose limitations.
For iOS users, the game can be downloaded for free via App Store.
No Limits’ release comes one month ahead of this year’s major Need For Speed, which launches on PS4 and Xbox One on November 5. Now players will be able to test their racing skills in their smartphones, a report from iDigital Times said on Thursday. As soon as you fire up Need for Speed No Limits for the first time, you’re introduced to several characters who play important parts in the game’s narrative.
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“Beyond the typical head-to-head races that are essential to racing games, Need for Speed No Limits delivers something extra with the unique ability to customize your ride with real-life aftermarket performance brands including Rauh Welt Begriff, and TRA Kyoto”. With millions of custom combos underneath the player’s fingertips, the options are endless, allowing every player to build the dream ride in the game. Other games that had come before it baring the Need for Speed name were merely just adaptation of various Need for Speed titles from other platforms. You can download it for free right now from the App Store or Google Play to give it a spin for yourself.
