The amount of hours I've got in the game is about what you can expect if you're good at racing games.

Do yourself a favor: if you want this game to last you a while? Buy any random car and enjoy building it. Avoid the Porche 911 RSR. It's incredibly fast, super good at cornering, unlocks early on, it's cheap, and is the best car I've seen in the game period.

I say avoid it, because after you get it, you've trivialized the entire game. This game doesn't have much for an endgame, other than racing PVP races. You can max your heat out and run heat 5 races for ultimate+ parts once you're level 50, and level up your crew, but that's about it. I never even touched the campaign because it's not necessarily needed. You can complete every race, become the fastest racer, max out your cars, your money, your rep, your crew, all without touching the story past the intro mission.

I'm gonna go through and complete the campaign, but realistically this game doesn't have much for replay value. For $7 on sale, fun racing game. For $70? Avoid it like the plague. The cops are impossible to outrun without a really fast car, and you'll essentially be forced to lose money, and progress because of the cops rubberbanding system.

Once you get a car that out runs cops at heat 4, you've trivialized the game entirely. It's kind of upsetting this game retailed for $70, but I'm glad I got it for $7.

The amount of hours I've got in the game is about what you can expect if you're good at racing games. Do yourself a favor: if you want this game to last you a while? Buy any random car and enjoy building it. Avoid the Porche 911 RSR. It's incredibly fast, super good at cornering, unlocks early on, it's cheap, and is the best car I've seen in the game period. I say avoid it, because after you get it, you've trivialized the entire game. This game doesn't have much for an endgame, other than racing PVP races. You can max your heat out and run heat 5 races for ultimate+ parts once you're level 50, and level up your crew, but that's about it. I never even touched the campaign because it's not necessarily needed. You can complete every race, become the fastest racer, max out your cars, your money, your rep, your crew, all without touching the story past the intro mission. I'm gonna go through and complete the campaign, but realistically this game doesn't have much for replay value. For $7 on sale, fun racing game. For $70? Avoid it like the plague. The cops are impossible to outrun without a really fast car, and you'll essentially be forced to lose money, and progress because of the cops rubberbanding system. Once you get a car that out runs cops at heat 4, you've trivialized the game entirely. It's kind of upsetting this game retailed for $70, but I'm glad I got it for $7.