Need for Speed Unbound marks Criterion Games returns to racing as a primary developer - find out in our Need for Speed Unbound PS5 review to see if it's a glorious homecoming or a wretched return.

EA-backed car culture site, Speedhunters, says it’s winding down operations after the publisher allegedly decided to “shelve” ...

Need for Speed Payback is an open world racing game developed by Ghost Games.

One of the reasons that Need For Speed: Payback creates a poor first impression is that it plunges you into its unrelentingly embarrassing story.

Ahead of the PS5 launch, Sony has revealed the new titles coming to PlayStation Plus next month with Vampyr and Need for Speed: Payback. A new Need for Speed game is coming this year, but it isn't ...

Your PS5 will automatically check for updates, but you can always do so manually if you’d like. To update Need For Speed Unbound on your PS5 manually, follow these steps: Go to your PS5 Home Screen.

Need For Speed: Payback promises a mix of some of the best things the series has had to offer from its many iterations. You want the police chases? The customisable, unique cars? Stunts? Open ...

Need for Speed Payback looked great onstage during the 2017 EA Play keynote presentation, but many of the explosive features that make it resemble a Fast and the Furious movie also serve to ...

The Need For Speed Payback plot, as far as I could tell from the trailers and the pressers that Electronic Arts sent me, would have us crash our way through a very Fast and Furious-style above-the ...

Need for Speed Payback is one step forwards and two steps back for the series.

Need for Speed Unbound review for PS5. Developed by Criterion Games and published by EA. Is it worth buying and playing?

Dull and uninspired, with a relentless emphasis on grinding, Need for Speed Payback is neither fast nor furious.