Need for Speed

Criterion Games’ Kieran Crimmins explains how Need for Speed Unbound was created and the biggest developmental challenges.

We get called a ‘s*** driver’ by the police radio, add neon to our cars and escape overly long police chases. It’s Need for Speed, only this time, in a higher resolution.

Criterion Games stalwart and Need for Speed Unbound Creative Director Kieran Crimmins has explained how the former DIRT 5 team helped the latest title’s latter stages of development.

EA is set to release more details on its next Need for Speed game this Thursday as part of a Reveal Premiere event on YouTube.

The Need for Speed mobile spin off receives three new cars, a new track layout and several fresh events – all available right now.

Having supported on the upcoming Need for Speed game, Codemasters Cheshire will now permanently become part of Criterion Games.

EA has revealed that its new Criterion and Codemasters Cheshire-developed Need for Speed game will be released before December 31st 2022.

Electronic Arts has confirmed a new Need for Speed game due for release before 1st April 2023. In its Q3 2022 Earnings Call, Blake Jorgensen, Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer, stated that “… in Financial Year ’23, we’ve disclosed that Need for Speed is on the slate, and we’ll announce more titles closer…Continue reading “New Need for Speed confirmed for launch before April 2023”»

The mobile spin-off for the Need for Speed racing game series, No Limits, has just received a large update to celebrate the Lunar New Year – and it includes the McLaren Speedtail hypercar. First launched in 2015, the free-to-player racer is celebrating its 50th update with the latest ‘Rise of the Tiger’ patch. The McLaren…Continue reading “Need for Speed No Limits’ Lunar New Year update adds McLaren Speedtail”»