Need For Speed - Undercover Review For PC
GAMEPLAY - The gameplay has changed alot specially the handling of the cars which makes it easy for the driver to curve the car even at high speed's making it more fun and less frustrating. The city has a more highway feel to it making the roads very wide with more than 174 km's of area to cover al ot like the midnight club series $tyle The overall gameplay is much more enjoyable since you wont be crashing to often.
7.5/10
SOUND - The music has been the high point of the series since NFS - Hot Pursuit 2. With a mix of techno to hip hop to punk metal making it an enjoyable experience while you zoom past your opponents
8/10
GRAPHICS - Graphically it looks amazing and best thing is it runs smoothly on low end machines and there are no jerky animations.
7.5/10
STORY - The story involves an anonymous cop going undercover ala Brian O'Connor to catch hold of underground illegal street racing gangs. The story is basically a Fast and Furious rip off. So you know what to expect even though the plot aint that tight and is barred by annoying real live cutscenes but still it's an ok campaign and you wont be dissappointed.
6/10
FINAL VERDICT - Need for speed reinvents itself every year and tries to bring us something new to make high speed driving an enjoyable experience. I would recommend it since I had a lot of fun driving around wide roads like Midnight Club series and the lengthy and not boring single player campaign will keep you occupied for more than 7-8 hours. Maggie Q is the face of this NFS edition looks super hot but is presented in really bland and boring cutscenes which werent
really necessary since the story is not that hard to follow. Any how I feel this NFS edition is one of the better ones from pro street and carbon. So do give it a try and you will feel the difference.
7.5/10