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Need For Speed: Most Wanted Is Free On PC From EA Origin
EA is offering another game as part of its On the House program. You’ll need an Origin account and a PC in order to nab it, though.
The current game on offer is Need for Speed: Most Wanted. Released in 2012, Criterion was tapped to blend the metal carnage of its Burnout series with the cops-and-racers motif of the original Most Wanted.
The result was a high-speed, crash-filled extravaganza. We quite enjoyed it, giving the game a nine out of ten.
“The open world of Fairhaven is a fertile ground for the Criterion racing concepts of accessibility, freedom, and motor mayhem,” wrote Matt Kato in our review. “Freedom and structure delicately intersect in a loose career mode based around beating a list of 10 Most Wanted cars.”
Log into your Origin account to add the game to your library.
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