Discover the best Need for Speed open worlds, from Rockport to Bayview. Explore the most iconic maps that made NFS a high-speed playground for racers.

Need for Speed Unbound marks Criterion Games returns to racing as a primary developer - find out in our Need for Speed Unbound PS5 review to see if it's a glorious homecoming or a wretched return.

NFS Unbound Tips Need For Speed Unbound puts players inside Lakeshore City in a massive open-world experience with a brand-new risk-reward system. For ...

Need for Speed, a mainstay racing series since 1994, again enters the circuit with Unbound from developer Criterion Games.

NFS Unbound cranks up the risk-and-reward gameplay, almost to a fault. But it still offers a classic open-world street-racing experience like nothing else.

The gorgeous open world of Lakeshore city (Image via Need for Speed Unbound) However, since 2012's NFS Most Wanted, my interest in the series began waning, mostly due to its identity crisis which ...

Need for Speed finally figured out what it wants to be It took an entire console generation, but there’s a Need for Speed game worth celebrating at last.

Some freshly discovered evidence indicates that the iconic Need for Speed franchise might be driving off into the sunset.

The Need for Speed Unbound release time has finally arrived on December 2, so the game is now available to play on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in all regions.

Need for Speed Unbound sees Criterion return to the series with a characterful new style and a fresh take on arcade street racing.

NFS Unbound is great, why didn't EA tell anyone? The Thursday Nite Rant Need For Speed has finally found its identity, but the publisher almost seems ashamed of it.

As with most open-world racing games, the true main character is the setting. Unbound’s Lakeshore City is loosely based on Chicago and it’s a fine place to drive. The opening area explores the ...