Need For Speed Carbon PC {Windows 10} Free Download Full Digital

One of the most popular racing titles just got even better.

With awesome styling and realistic features, one of the best racing series ever has just got better with Need for Speed Carbon. In this instalment of the franchise, players rip up asphalt across detailed city and scenic canyon courses. In this Need for Speed Carbon demo, you can select from the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX, Chevy Camaro SS and the Lamborghini Gallardo as you and your team members take on four other Scorpion racers.
Keep in mind that while a demo, this is still a large file, and downloading Need for Speed Carbon could take some time, but it is well worth the wait. Need for Speed is a great racing series and Need for Speed Carbon continues that tradition. However, the gameplay in this instalment can be very challenging and a single mistake can cost you the race.
The high speeds and sharp turns lead to a lot of drifting, but that’s not something to be afraid of since that is how you earn points, the more you drift, the more you earn. Beating the lead car of the Scorpions can seem nearly impossible and may make you consider quitting, and to succeed you will need a lot of practice and patience; perfect for those looking for real competition, rather than an easy arcade style game.
If you are looking for a challenging racing game, with great graphics and realistic features, download Need for Speed Carbon now.

Need For Speed: Carbon is the 10th title in the NSF franchise. The story, being something of little consequence as is the case with most racing games, puts the player in fictitious Palmont in the Southwestern United States. On the run from police and bounty hunters on the search for the protagonist for a past life of misdeeds, players find themselves surrounded by old friends and a former love interest who run in the city's criminal underground. Together they construct a plan to take control of the surrounding cities in an attempt to outsmart the law.

In keeping with the reputation of Need For Speed, there's great presentation in this half-arcade, half-sim racer that relies heavily on customization, new driving features and winding maps.

One such new feature is drifting, something introduced to the series before this installment, but greatly improved here. Drifting allows cars to take corners down racing circuits without compromising speed. The use of a new engine permits longer drifts that allow taking corners at faster speeds while also removing the fear of crashing. With the number of winding tracks and wide curves, mastering this skill could make or break a race, especially at later races when cars can match, or even overpower, that of the player.

There are three kinds of drivers players can recruit into their crew: scouts, drifters and blockers. These are AI-assist drivers that help the player during races. Blockers can be used to slow cars behind the main player, making advancement easier. Scouts can speed on ahead and find shortcuts though the track to make up for slight crashes or climb up positions in the race. Drifters position themselves to cushion the player's blows as they wind around tracks without ramming into concrete walls and peripheral scenery. They may sound helpful, but their assistance only proves useful for the most amateurish of players. Anyone who's played a racing sim before will be able to navigate the tracks without much assistance.

Car variety in NFS: Carbon is a little lacking when compared to other racing sims. With a choice of muscle cars, exotics and tuners, players will have a choice of physical customization and a few superficial mechanical upgrades. There's a bit of bias toward muscle cars, however. This is probably due to muscle cars being an addition to the roster that hasn't been seen before in the NFS series. They tend to be faster, accelerate quicker and handle corners with better ease than exotics or tuners. That doesn't mean the other two classes go without consideration; all three cars handle differently, feel different to the player, possess their own strengths suited to racing, and the physical customization is extensive.

With production quality that gives grand urban environments with realistic sounds and responsive multiplayer makes NFS: Carbon a must play for racing fans. It may feel a little too easy for some players, especially if they stick with the muscle cars, but it is one of the more realistic racing sims, not just in the series, but in the whole market.

Pros:

-Deep customization

-Challenging maps

-Robust multi-player modes

-proper handling and controls

Cons:

-Unbalanced cars

-Unhelpful AI crew

• CPU: Pentium 4 or equivalent
• CPU SPEED: 1.7 GHz
• RAM: 512 MB
• VIDEO CARD: 64MB DirectX 9.0c compatible video card (NVIDIA Geforce4 Ti+/ATI Radeon 8500+)
• TOTAL VIDEO RAM: 64 MB
• FREE DISK SPACE: 5.3 GB

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