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Need For Speed Heat
Electronic Arts has released a reveal trailer for November 8th's Need For Speed Heat (PS4, Xbox One, PC), a tale that appears to adhere closely to the series' tentpoles of crooked cops, customization, and wild racing.
The game takes place in fictional Palm City, where players street race by day and escape the police by night. Along the way you can customize your car, build up your garage, and roam the streets of the open world, taking on any challenges that come your way.
"Our fans have been clear that they want more cars, more customization, and more challenges," says Riley Cooper, creative director at developer Ghost Games, "and we're tuning up on every aspect."
The game goes into wide release on November 8, but EA Access and Origin Basic subscribers can start playing for up to 10 hours beginning on November 5. If you're an Origin Premier member you get unlimited access to the game at that time.
For more on Need for Speed's pre-order bonuses and various editions, head over to the game's official website.
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