Need for Speed : No Limits puts you at the wheel and brings pure-adrenaline based racing. It features hundreds of challenges, events, and cars that you can play your way through, and you don’t need to worry too much about controls, as the game only asks you to steer and use the boost. If you’re interested in the mechanical side of things, the game also lets you upgrade your wheels, gearbox, and nitro, among others. The game does have in-app purchases, but it’s not really required to have a blast.
HERE GOES THE OFFICIAL GOOGLE PLAY TRAILER
In Need for Speed: No Limits, you’ll be competing in countless underground street races on your journey to be the best street racer there ever was. At least, I think so. Just like with most other NFS games, the storyline doesn’t really matter all that much. You’re quickly introduced to a slew of generic characters that for the most part stay out of your way throughout the entirety of the game. To be honest, though, I’m perfectly content with a lacking storyline. No story is better than a bad one, at least in this case. Just let me race.
The game’s controls are probably the most simplistic I’ve ever experienced with a racing game. There are no accelerator or brake pedals to tap, and no steering wheel to move around on the side of the screen. Instead, you tap the right or left sides of the display to turn, swipe up on the screen to boost, and swipe down to drift around corners. Your car is always in full acceleration mode, which makes it much easier to navigate through winding roads.
No Limits is brought to us by the folks who made Real Racing 3, which is one of the most realistic looking racing games (surprise, surprise) available in the Play Store. And judging by No Limits’ graphics, it’s very apparent that they put a lot of effort into making this game as beautiful as possible. Like other Need for Speed titles, this game is riddled with reflections, smoke and other not-so-realistic aspects of car racing that make the game look really pretty. I could hardly find a dropped frame playing this on my 2013 Nexus 7, which really helps with the overall experience.
To download head straight to google play (NFS NO LIMITS)
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