Need for Speed Heat (PS4)

Nice game and graphics 👌

Got this game on Playstation Store for 200rs 😉 game is great, if you want purchase it online. If possible get digital copy

Liked it very much

Must play

After installation game shows error CE-34878-0 .. can't do anything :(Update: after several try of re installation and reset PS4. Now i can play the game.But unfortunately no help from seller side.

The box was broken but the cd wasn't dameged i am quite happy with the product

I've been a fan of Need for Speed since the days of "Underground," so when I heard about "Heat," I was beyond excited. Playing on my PS4, the day and night cycle adds a strategic layer to the gameplay, reminiscent of the old NFS games where racing at night meant higher stakes and police chases. During the day, you’re earning cash in legal races, and by night, you're building your rep on the streets, all while dodging or outrunning the cops. This dynamic is one of the game's strongest aspects.However, the driving mechanics on the PS4 version have their issues. The cars feel more responsive than in some recent NFS titles, but the handling can be hit or miss. Drifting sometimes feels unnatural, and there's an odd balance between arcade and simulation that doesn't quite satisfy either camp. It's particularly noticeable in tight corners or during police pursuits where control can feel less than precise, leading to some frustrating moments.Visuals and Atmosphere:Palm City on the PS4 looks pretty good, especially at night with all the neon lights and vibrant colors. The atmosphere during nighttime races is thrilling, and while the graphics might not push the PS4 to its limits, they still deliver a visually engaging experience. The day/night transitions are smooth, adding to the immersion.Yet, there's a noticeable lack of life or interaction in the city itself. NPCs are sparse, and the world doesn't feel as dynamic as one might hope. After the initial wow factor, the city can feel a bit empty, which somewhat detracts from the exploration aspect.Customization and Cars:Customization is where "Heat" really shines on the PS4. The depth of options for tweaking each car, from aesthetics to performance, is impressive. I spent countless hours just customizing my rides, feeling a real sense of progression and personalization. The variety of cars, while not exhaustive, covers a good range of styles and eras.However, there are limitations. Some might miss the inclusion of more iconic '90s cars, and the performance upgrades can sometimes feel more cosmetic than impactful. Still, for what's available, the customization system is one of the game's highlights.Story and Characters:The story in "Heat" is straightforward but not particularly memorable. It follows the typical underdog narrative with rivalries and a bit of romance. The characters are a mixed bag; some have decent personality, but overall, they're not the game's strong suit. On a PS4, the voice acting and cutscenes serve their purpose but don't add much depth or emotion.The real attraction here is the gameplay loop of racing, customizing, and escaping the law, not the story itself.Soundtrack and Audio:The soundtrack on the PS4 version is a hit, mixing genres that fit perfectly with the NFS vibe. It's energizing during races or pursuits. However, the sound effects for car engines and the overall environmental sounds can feel repetitive or less detailed compared to the music.Police Chases:The heat system where police become more aggressive as your notoriety increases is well implemented on the PS4, adding a thrilling challenge to night races. It's reminiscent of "Most Wanted" but with a modern twist, making every escape a tense, exciting experience.Conclusion:"Need for Speed Heat" on the PS4 feels like a love letter to the series' past, with its day/night cycle and emphasis on customization. It's not without its flaws - the driving physics could use some refinement, the open world feels a bit empty, and the narrative doesn't leave a lasting impression. However, if you're looking for that NFS feel, to drift through neon-lit streets, and to build your dream car, "Heat" delivers where it counts. Despite its shortcomings, I found myself returning to the game, chasing that next adrenaline rush, the next customization, the next night on the streets of Palm City.Rating: 3.5/5 - A fun throwback with room for improvement, especially when it comes to handling and world interaction on the PS4.

If u r a game lover.. definitely purchase it