Reports have revealed that EA is planning to release a new Need for Speed game in 2022, and according to a report by Comicbook, the first glimpse and some new details about the next version of Need for Speed have been leaked online. The report also states that the upcoming race title is rumored to be called Need for Speed: Unbound.
Another previous report stated that the game is expected to include “anime” elements and is likely to be “a little more color” than previous titles. Moreover, the report also claims that the game is aimed at a new generation of Need for Speed fans and fans, and the developer may simplify Also promotion systems for younger audiences.
Why is EA Need for Speed delayed?
According to the report, a new entry for the racing series was expected to arrive in 2021, however, the game was delayed for a year as developer Criterion was helping DICE develop Battlefield 2042. Meanwhile, the shooter did not do well with critics and the game’s developers spent months The past ten years in an effort to rebuild it into something fans will appreciate, the report notes that developers have experienced “varying degrees of success” during the development of Battlefield 2042.
However, Criterion is back in development for the upcoming Need for Speed game and new details are already emerging.
The report states that a three-second video clip of the upcoming game has also been leaked online, and the report notes that small footage from the game shows a blue car launching itself into the air while “moving pairs” such as wings, skull and blue flames appear around the car, the report adds that after The car crashed into a wall, blurring the image for a moment.
When will EA officially announce the game?
As previously discussed, EA is expected to release its next Need for Speed game in 2022 and the publisher has yet to deliver the new title properly, with only four months left this year.
The report states that some fans expected EA to reveal the game at the recently concluded Gamescom 2022, but that didn’t happen. Marketing indicates otherwise.