First impressions of Need for Speed Mobile: open world and cops
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While mobile gamers were discussing the superiority of CarX Street over Racing Master and Ace Racer, Tencent and Electronic Arts were quietly preparing Need for Speed Mobile. For the game there is a beta test on iOS and Android in China; more about this in the previous news.
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The developers of Need for Speed Mobile have added introductory races, where the player gets acquainted with the controls, street races and characters. You can also create your own avatar and learn how to fit perfectly into complex turns.
For which I want to thank the developers of Need for Speed Mobile - for the music. It's different, from club tracks to Polish rap and even Snoop Dog. Of course, the graphics do not exceed the same Ace Racer; except for different weather conditions and special effects.
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Need for Speed Mobile has a full-fledged open world with traffic and points of interest. Of course, the emphasis on the plot and street racing with both bots and real players. In general, control, including the entrance to turns, choosing a short track, drifting and acceleration after it, is a separate art form. That is, Tencent and EA managed to turn the gameplay in racing that has become obsessed over decades.
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