No doubt you’re itching to build your perfect ride, and you’ll have plenty of opportunities to do it: almost everything in Need for Speed Payback is geared toward scoring new parts, whether you're winning cash prizes in races or searching the desert for loot. Check out some tips for beginners below, and we’ll see you at the starting line. Whether you’re a series veteran, just now getting here, or have never touched a gear shift in your life, we'll help you start your racing career off right. If this is your first time playing, don't worry – we’re here to help.
It's time for some fresh meat to hit the streets. Need for Speed Payback is now part of EA Access and Origin Access, so members can hit the roads, deserts, and winding mountain paths of Fortune Valley whenever they want. What do you think of a new Need for Speed possibly being in development? For more Insider Gaming, check out what studio Tencent is buying a share in now.The Need for Speed Payback Beginner’s Guideįorums Forums The Need for Speed Payback Beginner’s Guide New to Need for Speed Payback? Check out this owner’s manual on how to kickstart your racing career. Its latest, the aforementioned Need for Speed Unbound, is available now for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5. Prior to working on the franchise, the studio was responsible for the popular Burnout series. Its first was Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit back in 2010. Should Criterion be working on the next Need for Speed, it would be the fifth game in the series the studio has developed. The specific job listing is for a “World Artist” that will “help us on our new and exciting endeavour to create an open world offering the player a fast, visceral and authentic experience.” Related: EA Sports PGA Tour Gets Latest Major Update “With a proud history working on beloved franchises including Battlefield, Star Wars Battlefront and Burnout, we’re now challenging the conventions of the racing genre to take the Need For Speed franchise to the next level,” the posting says. According to a recent job posting, a new Need for Speed may already be in development. Need for Speed Unbound may have just been released late last year, but Criterion already seems to be working on the next installment of the series.
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