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If Electronic Arts is demonstrating anything with Need for Speed Most Wanted for the iOS
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platform, it's an interest in stripping back their racers to the core experience.
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For some this may be an absolute boon - mobile platforms are often used in short bursts,
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so things like a story and too many fiddly customizations are simply a distraction compared
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to the main feast of burning rubber down city and country roads alike. Unfortunately Most
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Wanted goes even further than that and instead of creating a lean experience, the game tips
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in the wrong direction towards monotony.
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That word is harsh and I should caveat the statement - Most Wanted is a drop-dead gorgeous
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racer for the iOS platform and one that handles almost flawlessly thanks to its reliance on
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the absolute minimum of controls needed to set up the action; namely tilt to turn; swipe
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to boost; and tapping the right or left side respectively to drift or brake. If all you
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want is a racer that jumps straight in to the action and looks pretty at the same time,
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this is for you.
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However if you expect a bit more meat in your gameplay, you're going to be somewhat disappointed.
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Most of the basic race types are covered, though special races like 'On The Clock' and
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'Hot Ride' prove to be rare gems to be treasured as the need to ride hard, fast, and with absolute
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precision adds some much needed tension to the races. For other modes, be it against
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a single opponent or many, the game becomes fairly staid as you bump and nudge your way
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up the pack with no regard to the penalties (of which there are very few), boosting as
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needed and filling it up again with horrendously easy to pull-off mega drifts.
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Gorgeous though it may be, Need for Speed Most Wanted packs fewer features in to this
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release compared to previous outings, including the removal of vehicle customization (unless
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a paint job and temporary boosts float your boat), and no multiplayer option at all (though
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you can compete against the best times of friends on the Origin service).
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Most Wanted gets all of the basic concepts right, but fails to follow through on any
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of them, ultimately making for a hollow racing experience. Earning new (and lovingly detailed)
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cars isn't so much an incentive as it is the only thing keeping the game from falling apart
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entirely.
