Attention all PlayStation gamers! You have just a few hours left to snag a fantastic deal on an "underrated" racing title from the popular Need for Speed franchise. Need for Speed Payback for PS4 is currently available for a jaw-dropping 90% off in the PlayStation store, with the price plummeting from £24.99 to an incredible £2.49. But don't wait too long - this offer expires at midnight on Monday, 27 November.
Critics Praise Need for Speed Payback
According to a review from USgamer, Need for Speed Payback is a "great racing game". While it may not have the highest ranking on Metacritic, the 2017 release has received a respectable score of 61 out of 100. Set in the underworld of Fortune Valley, the game follows players and their crew as they navigate a world of betrayal and seek revenge against The House, a powerful cartel that controls the city's casinos, criminals, and cops.
Underrated Gem or B-Movie Storyline?
Opinions among gamers about Need for Speed Payback vary. One reviewer on Metacritic admitted to initially disliking the game, but upon replaying it, found it to be surprisingly enjoyable. They stated, "The story wasn't the best and the map can be repetitive sometimes, but everything else felt pretty good... This game is underrated in my opinion and deserves more love."
However, not all gamers were as forgiving. Some found it difficult to overlook the "B-movie" style storyline. Despite this, Game Over Online's critics review commended the game for being a step up from previous entries in the franchise. They praised the exciting cop chases and thrilling arcade-style races, stating that these elements made the game worth playing.
Online Play and PS Plus
For those looking to play with friends online, it's important to note that PS Plus is required for online play. So be sure to have your subscription in order before diving into the exciting multiplayer features of Need for Speed Payback.
Don't miss out on this incredible deal! Grab your copy of Need for Speed Payback before the clock strikes midnight on Monday, 27 November.
