Keeping with EA's recent trend of confusing pre-orders and editions (a la Anthem's many release dates), Need for Speed Heat will have several. According to Ghost Games creative director Riley Cooper, the developers are aiming to give players more customization options than in any other Need for Speed game. In fact, Cooper promises more of many of the franchise's pillars - "more cars, more customization, and more challenges" - and a general emphasis on letting player creativity run wild. During the night, racers instead compete in underground races while avoiding a rogue police task force. During the day, street racers compete for money in the sanctioned Speedhunters Showdown racing competition. In today's press release, EA revealed that Need for Speed Heat takes players to a new, fictional open world called Palm City. Related: 20 Video Game Franchises That EA Has Ruined With the reveal of Need for Speed Heat, though, it would appear the company isn't done trying to make the franchise work. Need for Speed Payback's loot boxes made the game a grind-filled disappointment, leading some to believe EA killed Need for Speed's appeal (along with that of other franchises). Ghost Games' previous Need for Speed game, 2017's Need for Speed: Payback, failed to majorly improve upon the forgettable 2015 Need for Speed reboot. The Need for Speed franchise has had a bit of a rough history, as of late. The Need for Speed Heat title was leaked yesterday ahead of the reveal as EA removed all online traces of Need for Speed games from the franchise's official Instagram and YouTube accounts. EA studio Ghost Games officially revealed the new Need for Speed game, Need for Speed Heat, this morning.
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