Each race you compete in will earn a certain amount of heat, with heat being reset at the beginning of each day. Unbound is very much trying to be its own beast and not trying to compete with something like Forza Horizon (which would have been a mistake.) The day-night cycle from Heat has been brought back, but this time heat from the police can be earned during the day and will carry over into the night. It does provide a great setup for what is quite the compelling single-player mode. Like I said, cheesier than a stuffed crust four-cheese pizza, but tasty all the same.
This is your chance to get revenge, build up your tuner shop once more, and most importantly, get your car back. Fast forward two years, the mayor is starting to lose her grip on the city and your ex-best bud is hosting a new racing tourney with big bank prize money. But before long the mayor cracks down on racing, your best buddy steals your ride as well as every ride in the tuner store and you find yourself at the bottom of the rung, eeking out a living as an uber driver. You have a sweet new ride that you and your best pal put together and are working at a local tuner store with a father-like figure guiding your steps.
You take the role of an up-and-coming racer ready to take on the underground scene in Lakeshore City. Only this time it is tasty cheese, not the found-under-the-fridge cheese of some of the previous games.
Once again there is a story in a Need for Speed game and once again it is a little on the cheesy side.
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