Need for Speed Unbound will be released on December 2, 2022 on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. During the upcoming release, the publisher EA has now announced the accessibility settings, which we would like to list for you here. (via EA)
Accessibility options in NfS Unbound:
Enable/disable subtitles
Size of subtitles in chat
Color blindness mode
Use text-to-speech
Camera shake (slider for fine adjustment)
Enable/disable motion blur
Lighting control (reduces the intensity, frequency and brightness of flashing lights)
Enable/disable menu text output
Story mode includes: At the start of the game, you can choose from a total of three different difficulty levels: Easy, Hard and Intense.
Everything you need to know about Need for Speed Unbound shortly before its release can be found here:
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Everything you need to know before the runner is released
It’s Need for Speed Unbound
The new part of the Need for Speed series caused a stir when approaching the unusual look of the racing game, which, like NfS Heat before, relies on realistic representation, but shows its characters and certain effects in cartoon. optics – which in However, it can be disabled in the settings.
You can see what it all looks like here:
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Need for Speed Unbound – Gameplay Trailer Shows Open World Races
Apart from this, the arcade racing game with Lakeshore City features an open game world where you can participate in police chases or engage in street racing among other things. Also new are so-called takeover events, in which not only speed is important when driving, but also how you accelerate in style on courses.
There should also be plenty of tuning options and also, according to EA, the largest fleet for the launch of a new part of the Need for Speed series. How fun it all is in practice, we’ll tell you next week in the GamePro test.