One of the best strategy games for PC is produced by Sid Meier. They make one of the most attractive civilization simulation video games out there. Popular titles like Railroad Tycoon and Civilization have always continued to offer the most advertised game. So it’s no surprise that the company is moving its popular titles from the PC genre to the PlayStation 3 platform. And a good job they did, 2K and Firaxis together managed to translate that PC experience successfully to the PlayStation 3 platform.

In Sid Meier’s Civilization Revolution game, the idea is to take a civilization in the Stone Age and, through strategic planning, build it up to the Space Age. When you choose which civilization will be your base, the leader of that civilization will also have an additional bonus for your game. For example, if you choose Cleopatra, you can get additional interest in gold reserves, in medieval times, population growth increases by two additional percentages. There are five levels of difficulty in this game. Use the first level as a guide. As you become more proficient, try the higher difficulty level.

To play this video game, you can choose the multiplayer mode using LAN or the single player mode. For those who have played this game on PC, you will know that the game can take several weeks to complete. But on PlayStation 3, it doesn’t last that long, but not that unsatisfactory. On the PlayStation 3 version, micromanaging has also been removed from the game. The graphics are good, bright, colorful and attractive with animation for the characters. The soundtrack is also satisfying. Overall, the transition from Next Gen gaming console-based PCs to the PlayStation 3 is well executed.

The game controls are also straightforward. You don’t have to be a computer engineer to understand how they work. Although the game didn’t have the depth of the Pcs platform, the gameplay on the PlayStation 3 version is as satisfying as it is entertaining.

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories was hailed as the “killer PSP game.” The popular GTA series had to make its way onto the PSP sooner or later, and its PSP debut is great.

The game takes place, as the title suggests, in Liberty City, which is the city where Grand Theft Auto III (the first 3D game in the series) is also located. Rockstar Leeds just turned the city into the UMD and changed a few things to make it look more modern as LCS is established after III. That said, the only real changes are the stores, which have different names and styles, which is quite disappointing. A new city to explore would have been so much better.

You play as Toni Cipriani, a serious guy who is willing to do anything and eliminate anyone who gets in his way. Unlike GTA III, he can talk, which improves the scenes. The basic story mode consists of missions that tend to get repetitive. You’ll go to a guy on your map, they’ll give you a mission that usually involves killing someone, and they’ll pay you once you’re done. Once you have completed enough missions, you will proceed to the second island of Liberty City. There are three islands in total, and you unlock them over time. It’s a nice incentive to complete missions, but for people who have played GTA III, there is nothing really new.

Although the game is focused on missions, the ability to roam freely is truly magnificent. You can find yourself playing over and over again, and you rarely get tired of it. There is no free roaming mode, in fact there are no modes, the game just loads when you turn it on. Whether or not you choose to participate in a mission is up to you. If you choose not to, you can freely roam the city, wreaking havoc or just exploring. You can also collect a number of weapons, ranging from pistols and UZIs to rocket launchers, flamethrowers, and sniper rifles. You will also have melee weapons like knives and baseball bats. Or, if you want to do some ranged damage, use a grenade or a Molotov cocktail.

The cops are still around, so if you blow up too many heads, you’ll be a bit enraged. The police are divided into levels with the usual system. You have 1 star at the beginning, and if you keep blowing things up it will eventually increase to 6 stars, and you will have the army behind you.

The vehicles in the game are again similar to the previous versions. Veterans will remember the Patriot, Cheetah, Infernus, Banshee, etc., although some have redesigns that look more modern. You can also have motorcycles, which have never been seen in Liberty City before. Motorcycles are generally faster and have better handling than cars, and they make it easier to perform single jumps, etc. There are no bikes in the game, which was a nice addition to San Andreas. As you progress through the game, you will also have the opportunity to ride boats. It’s not as fun as it sounds, and it’s never been in any of the GTA games. The handling of the boats is slow and it is not fun to drive them. You can no longer fly. Anything. It is not a thing. The Dodo was a GTA III plane that was located at the airport, which you could fly to, or at least try. This time there is no Dodo, no helicopters, no planes of any kind. It really feels like a missing factor, although in one of the missions it is possible to steal a helicopter, so the physics and controls are still technically in the game. Why there are no planes to fly is confusing. The police still have helicopters following you, so be careful.

A new means of transport is the ferry. It’s basically a slow boat ride and you can’t drive the boat. You even have to pay for the service. However, it is a quick way to go from island to island and you can keep the car.

The general controls of the vehicles are good. Sports cars have great speeds and handling, and slow cars have reduced turning ability. The foot controls have been drastically changed. Use the small analog-style stick to control Toni and the vehicles. The directional buttons are used to switch weapons and start various side missions. Of course, the PSP has fewer buttons than the PS2’s controller, so condensing everything was not an easy task. Sometimes the controls feel very complicated and it can be frustrating when you need to focus on things quickly.

Adding to the “Toni can’t” list is the ability to swim. Implemented in San Andreas, this feature is absent. It’s only really lost when you fall off a cliff into the water, as you could swim to the side and get out. Instead, Toni just drowns. All stat boost abilities are no longer present, but not particularly lost.

Toni can change her clothes and there are some good options. He cannot change specific body parts, instead he chooses from full suits. Although changing clothes is a small part of the game, you would probably never notice this option if it was not needed for some missions.

If you don’t want to do any main quests, you can take part in some of the side quests. Famous in all PS2 GTA games, these usually include taxi missions, in which you act as a taxi driver and deliver the passengers before time passes. Ambulance missions, where you take the sick to the hospital. Fire truck missions, which involve putting out fires like burning cars. A new side mission is the dump truck mission. You simply need to collect all the green trash cans within the time limit. All of these missions are basically the same repetitive actions. However, the rewards are worth it.

There are also hidden packages throughout the game in various locations. Nothing new in the series, but collecting all 100 adds weapons to your stash. Single jumps are big jumps where the camera changes and goes in slow motion. When you successfully complete a single jump, you will earn money for your effort. While these things are by no means new additions, they are nice to have and it expands the game.

We all know that the PSP has wireless capabilities and Liberty City Stories takes advantage of that. The wireless multiplayer action is astonishingly good. You must have friends with PSP and copies of the game, but if you do, you’re in luck. The game allows total free play with your friends. There are many different game modes that adhere to the premise of capturing the flag. Most games work this way. Liberty City Survivor allows players to play against each other. This is the way you will play non-stop. Even after you’ve finished the game, you’re unlikely to get bored with the multiplayer action.

Liberty City Stories has the same radio themed soundtrack. When you enter a vehicle, you can choose from several radio stations, all of which have different styles of music. The soundtrack has some well-known tracks from the period, but nothing too impressive. Compared to the Vice City and San Andreas soundtracks, this is substandard.

The graphics in the game are quite cartoonish. The series was never intended to be a simulator, but some smoother graphics would have been nice. Sometimes it can appear that Toni has multiple legs when you are running. Also, sometimes the frame rate has trouble keeping up, but only when there are many on the screen at once. For the most part, the frame rate holds up well. Loading times are acceptable. There is a loading period at the beginning and then when crossing between islands a loading screen will appear, but only for a few seconds.

Overall, it’s a great addition to the Grand Theft Auto series and the PSP lineup. You can’t help but feel like it’s just a watered-down version of a PS2 GTA, or just an expansion pack, that doesn’t expand much. However, the single-player action, and multiplayer in particular, is well worth the purchase.

While 2017 had its share of fascinating games on different platforms, 2018 is not without some great additions. There are tons of games that you can find these days and play without paying anything. MOBAs or multiplayer online battle arenas have managed to spawn a whole new genre and are some of the best games to try. But wich ones? As mentioned above, there is a lot to choose from. However, some of the more interesting games that you should play this year are mentioned below:

dota 2

This game has more than 13 million monthly players and is considered a popular MOBA. This game requires players to show some tact and must take actions like killing their creeps to prevent their opponents from collecting gold or delivering items to themselves on the battlefield using a ‘messenger’ instead of returning to the battlefield. base. The world finals of this game win multi-million dollar prizes. You can download this game for free and start playing right away.

League of Legends

This is perhaps one of the most popular games in the world right now and has approximately 100 million unique players on a monthly basis. This doesn’t even include the eSports elements that are also gaining popularity. In fact, this game has especially become synonymous with the MOBA genre. There are over 130 playable champions with various game modes and maps that help keep the game exciting and fresh year after year.

Sampler

This is one of the newer games in this category and is the work of Epic Games, the company that launched Gears of War and the Unreal Engine. It’s one of the most graphically impressive games right now and everything from the attack animations to the environments is very detailed. In this game a third person perspective is used, but the mechanics remain the same as in all the others; It is about destroying towers, pushing lanes and destroying the enemy base while using cards to improve your skills and level up.

Hurt

If you are interested in pitting Zeus and Thor against each other, then the best MOBA for you is Smite. The game features a wide range of deities facing each other in a three-lane arena. A third person perspective is also used in this game, much like Paragon, which can make it difficult to keep up with your surroundings. However, the different viewing angles allow you to implement movements that could not have been done otherwise. For example, Thor can launch himself into the sky and fly down and smash his enemies with his hammer.

Heroes of the Storm

This was the first MOBA-style game and it has expanded greatly since its introduction as Blizzard continues to introduce new heroes to its lineup, in addition to using characters from its other games. But it doesn’t have any elements and players just improve their skills as they level up. There are also several maps that add some flavor to the game.

Modern Combat 5: Blackout

Modern Combat 5: Blackout tops the list of the best FPS games of 2016. Although it was released in 2014, it has held its position ever since. In the first mission of the game, the beautiful city, Venice, is shown under a terrorist attack and, as always, an American Marine, Caydon Phoenix, has shown up to save the world.

The game really deserves its position on the list for its incredible story, the hero has revealed a conspiracy, involving Gilman, the world’s largest private security contactor, and outstanding graphics with all the minor details underwater and the movement of the camera when the hero performs a trick. The game has a variety of missions. Sometimes you find yourself saving someone and other times you are destroying the destructive plans of the terrorists. The game is quite addictive and you don’t stop until you kill the last terrorist in the world.

Dead trigger 2

Another game on the list of best FPS games is Dead Trigger 2, which provides a lot of fun for crazy people for whom killing zombies is the best activity to pass the time. Super fun gameplay and incomparable graphics will make you fall in love with this game. The plot is that: more than half of the world’s population is infected by an incurable disease and has made the world hell for those who have managed to survive, but the battle for survival continues until all the undead are truly dead. . .

The game gives you many options to choose the killing tool, from a simple wrench to heavy weapons that you can buy at the end of the mission with the money that is collected during the mission or these weapons can also be bought with real money. if you can’t wait to smash the zombies with the big guns.

Deer Hunter 2016

Another amazing first person shooter game whose amazing and realistic graphics make you feel like a real predator is jumping on you. Contrary to the name of the game, you can not only hunt deer, but also the most ferocious animals in the world in places, which, apparently, have never been visited by any human before. You are provided with a double barrel shotgun which makes killing animals more enjoyable.

Battlefields

Fields Of Battle is one of the best strategy games I have ever known. It is actually a paintball shooting game with dozens of weapons and locations.

You have to be really cunning to survive on the battlefield. They take you out with a single shot, making you take each step very carefully. This game has a left / right tilt feature at the corners. Field skills can be improved by playing in practice mode. The game becomes more fun when played in multiplayer mode, where you can form your own team with your friends. Play like a console game.

Zombie Gunship

Another game for those who feel enmity with the zombies and revive by killing the undead. This game features sharp graphics with detailed reflections, shadows, and explosions. Unlike other zombie games, you don’t run the risk of being bitten by a zombie because you are airborne in the AC-130 which is loaded with a 25mm Gatling gun, a 40mm Bofors autocannon and a Howitzer cannon. 105 mm. All you have to do is target and kill the supernatural creatures.

Google’s cardboard headphones are a kind of DIY kit that Google introduced in 2014. Google has recently sold the kit through its play store. It’s available for $ 15 and is easy to assemble to look like a virtual reality headset. It is a technically simple viewer, mainly because it is easy to use and is a standalone device. Requires iOS or an Android phone to gather its display and processing capabilities. It is also easy to use, once the cardboard kit is delivered, users would simply have to fold it up, place it on the phone to explore a variety of cardboard games. This virtual reality or virtual reality box is available in both the Apple app store and the Google play store and it is now possible to try the basic virtual reality demos for free through the Google cardboard app for iOS and Android. The cardboard configuration is managed through the cardboard application.

VR Box Overview: The VR Box is a solid plastic version of Google’s cardboard headset with fully adjustable eye lenses.

Lenses: the lenses have the appearance of children’s binoculars and its position can be adjusted in dimensions, depth and width according to the video or application. Each application in the Google carton presents a different field of view and users may have to adjust the headphones for different applications.

Comfort: These headphones must hit the face with force and therefore must be comfortable. The VR box feels so comfortable compared to the original cardboard headsets and additional padding could be used in the surrounding area if needed for those with a ridge tip.

Phone Holder: The phone holder has padding on both sides where the phone is held in place. The holder has holes on both sides to allow the user to add the charger and headphones, so that when the device is in use, there is not much hassle with power and the user can immerse themselves in the VR box for much more. weather. The slider attaches to the earpiece with a click and does not slide on its own. The VR stand has a line marker to help users center the phone and thus offers high quality to the TV in complete clumsiness.

More than just gaming, headphones work great when watching movies. Users have found it amazing to watch 3D movies with the set, which is much, much better than the cardboard set. The head strap is absolutely comfortable and the padding around the eyes helps to wear the equipment for long hours to watch movies.

The story of Sonic Shuffle begins with the Void’s destruction of the Master Precious Stone. As a result, Illumina is no longer present. Illumina is the guardian of light. Illumina asks Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy to rescue the Dream Realm and thwart Void’s evil plan. In this game, you have to travel to Emerald Coast, Fire Bird, Nature Zone, Riot Train and the Fourth Dimension and collect all seven gemstones.

There are a number of slots in the game including Blue Ring, Red Ring, Battle, Quest, Spring, Event, Void, Gemstone, and Shop. Specific board slots include Dolphin, Bubble, Forklift, Trolley, Rotating, Blast, Helicopter, and Column of Light. Others include turtles, crocodiles, and the Black Hole. Turtles are found in Emerald Coats. Crocodiles are found in the Natural Zone. Black Hole is in the Fourth Dimension.

There are many jewels of strength in the game. 1 Force March causes the player to move one space the next turn. 6 Force March causes the player to move six spaces on the next turn. Barrier Amber creates a barrier so other players can’t get past you. Battle ruby ​​mods the ring to become battle slots for four turns. Blockite prevents you from being affected by other players’ Force Jewels. Carbuncle is a fairy who consumes Forcejewels. Chamelionite can transform into any Forcejewel and execute its power. Curse Opal irritates other players. Deletite destroys a different player’s jewel of strength. Duplichaos can turn into a random Force Jewel. Fivealive gives you the ability to move five spaces for five turns. Hi-Speederald allows you to use three cards to move. Lose Quartz modifies the battle and the event. Lose Quartz is used in spaces and movement.

Force March is a great jewel of force to stop the enemy when he is near precious stones. Barrier Amber should be used when ahead of the pack and on the gemstone journey. Battle Ruby should be used when opponents have small rings. Blockbite comes in handy if you are on your way to getting the final gemstone. Carbuncle should be worn last after all other strength jewels have been worn. Curse Opal and Deletite can be used on a person who is first and has a lot of Forcejewels. Duplichaos is a useful item if you have Speedarld.

Path to Pelantas is a unique game that reminds me a lot of sports management games. Although it is an RPG-themed video game, you can’t really go out and experience all the action yourself, as everything in this game is simulated.

This is because you are in charge of managing 11 heroes. They are like your team and it is up to you to make sure they stay fit and healthy. Unlike many RPGs, this game doesn’t require you to play for hours on end. It is very possible that you can achieve a lot with this game just by playing it for a few minutes each day.

Handling your heroes can be very easy as they are quite capable of handling situations on their own. You can go to the map and highlight where you want your heroes to go to hunt and kill monsters. Since this is a managerial style video game, you don’t have a chance to kill monsters yourself, but you can check the progress of your hunts. There are four areas that you can hunt and they include the forest, mountains, plains, and swamp. It is advisable that you check it frequently as you might be surprised by what you will find.

Although most players will continue to play the same team of heroes, there is a timeline for this game and everyone will retire. Fortunately, this game knows it and you have the option to recruit new heroes at any time. You can even sell your current heroes if you feel like they lack stamina. Again, this is a reference to sports management titles, as managers also trade teammates all the time. This is a unique feature unlike most RPGs; you are stuck with the same party members throughout the game.

Combat is perhaps the weakest aspect of Path to Pelantas. I’m the type of player who likes to control what I do when it comes to fighting. Although you can choose to “see” the battles, you cannot see any of the characters physically fight. All you can see are their profile photos and their stats. Once a battle has concluded, you only have one stat sheet left that shows how you did it. I know this is a managerial type game, but it would have hurt if some kind of visual aid had been included.

The game itself is in real time. Events are generally predetermined on certain days, so battles generally occur on Saturdays and missions generally conclude the following Monday. It is worth playing the game almost daily to see what kind of events are happening and also to see the progress of your characters.

One of the most interesting aspects of Path to Pelantas is its non-linear structure. Although there are battles to fight and missions to do, you don’t have to play them if you choose not to. You have the option to play however you want. If you want to specialize only in hunting monsters, you can. Although playing all aspects of the game is recommended if you want to find hours of play.

Path to Pelantas is a very unorthodox game. I have never played a non-sports management game before. Again, it may not be a game for everyone, but the fact that it is free means that anyone can sign up and try this game. Whether you are a fan of RPGs or not, Path to Pelantas is not a time-consuming game and anyone should find something to like in this game.

What do you look for in a first-class online racing game? Well the answer would differ from person to person. However, in general, one would expect very high-quality graphics, many in-game options, different types of racing vehicles, spectacular tracks, and impressive challenges. Mobil 1 Racing Academy is one of those games that includes all the features mentioned above and much more. You should do yourself a favor by giving yourself a chance to play this cool online game. This near-perfect online game has been developed with everything players look for in an online racing game in mind. It must be said that the game developers have managed to hit the mark.

To get the most out of the game, you will need to be a registered player as it allows you to save your points and game settings, which in turn count towards your participation in the competition. You have the opportunity to choose between two expert racers to be your mentor while you are in the racing academy. The two mentors you can choose from are Lewis Hamilton and Tony Stewart. Their experience, knowledge and instructions will be very useful in deciding the outcome of the races. By choosing Hamilton as your mentor, you start with karting, followed by Formula 3 and finally Formula 1. By choosing Tony Stewart as your mentor, you start with Midget Cars, followed by Indy Cars and finally NASCAR. The game allows you the option to switch between the two mentors by clicking on the garage door.

While participating in the races on the turning tracks, with some of the best runners in the academy, you should try to finish in a good position, perhaps in the first position to earn maximum points. Points earned can be used to take advantage of helpful upgrades that will make you even more proficient for the races ahead. You should always be mentally prepared to face increasing challenges as the game progresses, but that’s nothing to complain about because you get there by choice.

The racing challenges in the game start relatively easily, but the difficulties keep increasing as the game progresses. As you participate in the game, you will surely improve your driving skills. There are advertisements in the game but they always appear with the option to jump, which is surely a very nice feature of the game. Above all, this is a must-have online racing game, especially if you are a fan of racing games.

Judith Kane knelt on the dais and carefully read the plaque under the coffin. “Kill most of the birds!” the inscription is read. “Mmm!” Kane thought with his best Sam Spade cynicism showing through “looks like I can blame Howard the Duck.” She left the dais and faced the surrounding mist as Bertram Trench, an incredibly inept android assistant, followed her. Suddenly, a band of fog dwellers attack.

Judith fired her faithful Smith & Wesson, only to find that she had missed the plump little denizen of the mist that was approaching her. “Damn,” he cursed with a 1940s understatement, “Sam Spade wouldn’t have missed!” The mist dweller attacked and slashed his knee. “Wasn’t it supposed to be neck blackjack?” He fired again and saw the attacking mist dweller fall into the orange dust in agonizing death, then turned to face the next attacker.

TIME SHIP (TS) is not just another adventure game. It is a role play system. In TS, players can travel the stream of time through an ancient knowledge of mind power and universal energy. The system documentation is excellent for setting the parameters of the game environment.

Unlike many systems that are restricted to a certain period of time, the task and / or adventure modules that will be published at a later date will be free to explore any historical or historical epoch. The documentation helps the first-time player set up the system by guiding the newbie through the process of creating a player and data disc. The player disc can contain character files for up to 10 players. After creating the player data and discs, the program prepares the player for play and allows the character generation process to begin (Time Traveler’s Guild Registration). Like many role-playing systems, TS begins by quantifying attributes. Unlike some RPG systems, the amounts by which basic attributes are described are determined by the player (not randomized). These attributes are: strength, charisma, dexterity, endurance and intelligence. The experienced RPG player will be familiar with its functions within the system.

The five attributes start at a value of 50 (below average) and the player has 60 points to spend on creating the character with a number of weapons to hit (WTHN) that reflects the character’s proficiency with that weapon (within 19 different categories). Each WTHN starts at 60 and since the lower the WTHN, the more likely a character is to hit, the player receives 60 points to subtract from the 19 WTHN categories. That concludes the character generation process (or guild registration). Next, in the tradition of most RPG systems, it is the player’s responsibility to equip their character. Of course, it makes a difference where you go on time in terms of what you will need on the adventure. In MURDER AT THE END OF TIME, the introductory module included with the basic system, the player is warned that weaponry is likely limited to the standard 20th century detective problem. The player is also warned on the module datasheet that many items that were brought into the Time sequence will be lost or diminished in effectiveness. These factors and the opportunity to choose one’s own team increase the interest in this game.

Unfortunately, the introductory module is not as well executed as the game system. The gameplay requires consideration of one’s “Charisma” value, but interaction with NPCs and suspects is extremely limited. For example, at one point the character meets a nymph in the forest. When attempting to initiate any form of dialogue and / or questioning with her, the character becomes discouraged with the assertion that she should not speak to strangers. At another point, when the character tries to question the deceased’s “butler,” he is told that Igor cannot hear. Also, one would think that after all the time spent creating a combat-ready character, one could start combat.

This is not always true. If one attempts to attack Igor, the player is told that Igor is unaffected by the character’s attack on his knee. I find it hard to believe that a revolver bullet is ignored as a pathetic attack, even if it is aimed at the victim’s knee. Why create an elaborate and well thought out combat system to use against the denizens of the mist and not against obstacles to one’s own investigation?

However, even the module has some cool features. I particularly enjoyed watching what the show does when writing obscenity. The show says, “Say you’re sorry, dummy.” It will not accept any additional keyboard input until the word “sorry” is entered. I also found the graphics in the module and the fast scrolling text pages for the basic system to be aesthetically pleasing.

However, the module contains too many dead ends, some of which act like a Deus ex machine. For example, knowing that pressing a certain button causes the character to fall through an opening in the iris into the cargo hold of an alien ship, Judith Kane tied a rope to a stationary object and pressed the button. When Judith was unable to find an exit from the cargo hold, she began to climb the rope, only for a denizen of the invisible mist to pull the rope up and out of her reach, moments before she grabbed it. Also, there are many times when it might be advantageous to do something destructive to escape or investigate, but the program simply will not allow one to do so. Spelling mistakes are also distracting. It is highly unlikely that the deceased was killed with a wooden “steak”, unless it was prop food with a very sharp edge. Also, one gets the impression that I noticed at the beginning of this review that the phrase “Killing most of the birds” is an important clue.

Watch for misspellings and avoid frustration. I’m impressed with TS as a potentially interesting game system, but was disappointed in how the introductory module didn’t take advantage of the system’s strengths. One can only hope that the modules of future task (where the character must perform an action, i.e. assassination, rescue, etc.) and adventure (where the character is allowed to explore a temporary environment to solve a given problem) will use more of the system’s built-in functions. If the modules of the future take advantage of those strengths, Five Star will give Info COM tremendous competition.

There may not be much I remember about my childhood years, but there is one thing I remember loud and clear, and that is the Need For Speed ​​game that my father had gifted me on my seventh day. birthday. The cover featured a side view of a car being chased by another. For some it might have just been a picture of a car wheel, but for me it was a queue to do something out of the ordinary.

Come to think of it, I remember that it was labeled as one of the most realistic and exciting games of all time. After roughly two decades of being hooked on the Need For Speed ​​series, I know the creators have never failed to reach new heights of realism and excitement. Every time a new edition of the game is released, I am incessantly amazed at the development that has taken place.

So what I have here for you now, is a replay of the Need for Speed ​​series launch, a highlight of the benchmarks that have been set by the game’s developers.

1. The need for speed:

With closed circuit and point-to-point racing, Need For Speed ​​was the first edition of the arcade racing series. Introduced the concept of being hunted by COPS. In this edition, if caught, the first two times would only require one ticket, however more than twice and the runner would be arrested. It also offered a replay feature that allowed players to review races from different camera angles. The game was released in 1996, a small step for the then gamer, a big step for the developers.

2. Need for Speed ​​II

Released in 1997, the game included some features from the previous edition as well as many more features. For example, games can now choose between the number of laps, the number of AI riders, etc. There were now three game modes:

a) Individual game: for quick games

b) Tournament: win a series of races that unlock a bonus car.

c) Knock-out – The last one is eliminated at the end of the lap, winning a bonus track unlocked.

However, the last feature was the 360-degree panoramic view of the car interiors.

3. Need For Speed ​​III – Hot Pursuit

Released in 1998, this edition brought Cops back into the game. Not only could racers compete on a track full of cops, they could also choose to become cops. For the first time ever, a gamer could be a police version of a sports car and chase other raisers to become a part of Hot Pursuit.

4. Need For Speed: a lot at stake

Launched in 1999, this was the first edition to introduce a vehicle damage system. The player now had to not only think about winning the race, but also drive carefully to maintain the health of his car. The game modes were similar to the previous edition, only the physics of the car was improved as the damage was now visible on the vehicles. Also, racing now meant a bet on the pink pass: if a racer won, they would not only keep their own car, they would also take the place of the loser’s car, however, losing meant giving up their own car.

5. Need For Speed: Porsche Unleashed

Released in 2000, this edition showcased further improvements to the game, creating a more realistic experience in terms of driving mechanics. For the first time, the concept of the game was based on a single brand: The Porsche. The game also featured a factory mode where racers were tasked with performing stunts like 360-degree spins, etc., and the evolution mode, which was based on three eras that represented the evolution of the brand.

6. Need For Speed ​​Hot Pursuit 2

Released in 2002, the game had better graphics, more realism, and improved driving mechanics. It was also the first Need For Speed ​​to be released on sixth-generation game consoles like the PlayStation 2. Police could now call in reinforcements, set up roadblocks, throw spike strips, and also call in helicopters for help. A wide variety of cars and inspiring racing music made this edition one of the best ever released.

7. Need For Speed ​​Most Wanted

Launched in 2005, this edition was a new benchmark. Performance enhancements, body modifications, insanely cool vinyls, and a solid story. For the first time, even those players who had lost interest in the Need For Speed ​​series made a comeback.

8. Need for Speed ​​Rivals

The sharper graphics, the most exotic cars and the accumulation of all the past features of the Need For Speed ​​series make this edition stand out from all the editions that had been previously released. There was never so much at stake as in this edition. The game is so amazing that I was forced from within to treat it with a specialty. To do this, I bought a streaming media device for video streaming, which allows me to play the game from my PC directly to my TV.