The progression system will intimidate players at first, but as you play, you will find that you progress at a generous rate, compared to EA’s other outing, Battlefront 2. I didn’t spend a dime on the shipments as I kept unlocking cars and parts as I progressed. People are hating on this game because of the loot box system, but after 50+ hours playing this game, I can safely say that cars and parts can be earned by simply playing. The variety of environments is interesting though. There is not much detail put into it, which makes it feel lifeless and boring to drive in. The open world is empty, although it is huge. The gameplay consists of drag racing, circuit races and off-road races, mixed with various story missions spanning across the open world of Fortune Valley. The sound is really well done, as most of the cars sound like their real-life counterparts. Graphics wise, it looks amazing, although I did encounter some pop-in while playing on my PS4 Pro. The gameplay consists of drag racing, circuit Payback pays homage to the fast-paced and ridiculous racing action present in the Fast and the Furious films, and pulls off most of its ideas very well.
Payback pays homage to the fast-paced and ridiculous racing action present in the Fast and the Furious films, and pulls off most of its ideas very well.
0 kommentar(er)
