GameplayĪimed at a hardcore gamer-style audience, Shift reverts to the touring-car simulation style of its 2007 predecessor, Need for Speed: ProStreet. Driver Duel – Racers face off against each other in the vehicle of their choice. Car Battle – Two drivers compete with specified cars in three various race events. Parts are only available if they are unlocked in career mode.

Players can choose cars, tracks and settings individually. The Quick Race Mode seen in Need for Speed: Shift is the same as in previous Need for Speed titles. Players unlock greater rewards, higher performance vehicles, more difficult events and greater competition as they progress through the career. Players purchase and modify their cars as they progress through the career. Tier 1 features everyday vehicles, Tier 2 features sports vehicles, Tier 3 features high performance vehicles and Tier 4 features super cars. Cars provided in the title are allocated into four tiers Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 4. Collecting stars allows the player to level up with both a Driver Level and driving style.

The goal of Need for Speed: Shift is for the player to unlock the NFS World Tour event although the player is required to collect 280 stars from other events before they are allowed to enter it. The levels distinguish themselves by driving assists and physics. Players are allowed to change the difficulty level at any time in Need for Speed: Shift. The title will suggest a difficulty level for the player depending on their performance within the Brands Hatch race. The player is tasked with driving a BMW M3 E92 on a two lap course of Brands Hatch at the beginning of the title. Shift’s gameplay focuses on simulation, rather than the arcade racing of previous titles. Race cars and historic cars are included in this game, notably the Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R (C10), which first appeared in the special Japanese Sega Saturn only release of Over Drivin’ GT-R. Shift also marks the return of in car dash views in the Need for Speed series since their last appearance in Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed. The game was developed by Slightly Mad Studios, overseen by Black Box producer Michael Mann and senior vice-president of EA Games Europe Patrick Soderlund. It is said to be a “hardcore racing simulation” and a more realistic entry in the Need for Speed franchise. Need for Speed Shift Free Download Repacklab

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