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Back when it was announced, NFS Unbound was mentioned to have post-launch updates, but given the track record of past games it’s hard to be excited about it. This implies there’s more to come via post-launch updates. Pinkslip bets or sidebets are not available yet, and so are the new Takeover events. Right now, the world is locked to day time in Freeroam (races can still happen at variable time and weather). What’s fascinating from the blog post revealing Lakeshore Online is what’s not available at launch. So weirdly, you might want to hold of collecting collectible collectibles in single-player if you want an edge money-wise when you begin Lakeshore Online. However, the bank reward will only be awarded to the account of the current mode only. Also, collectibles can be collected in both single-player mode an multiplayer and that progress is shared. Completing the Qualifiers and the Grand, completing Delivery missions and other events in the campaign will give you unlocks in Lakeshore Online. While progression is separate, there are unlocks that carry over to Lakeshore Online. A loaner car is available should you not have the right car for a race. There are single-tier races where you just need a car of the same tier, and there are mixed-tier races where you need to use different tiers of cars.

Like in single-player, you join races by driving to meetups, and from there can select a playlist of races to compete in. You can party up as a gang of four players and take part in races together- including private races with no randos.

A Freeroam server can have 16 players at a time, and cross-play is enabled by default (but you can opt-out). You’ll create an online character (which seems to also be separate from the single-player mode), a starter car and then customise your banner, which lets you snap a photo of your character posing with your car.įrom there, you can join Freeroam. So you will start out with a starter car even if you finished the campaign already. Lakeshore Online does not share the same progression from the single-player campaign. Unlike past Need For Speed games, Need For Speed Unbound has spun off its multiplayer mode into its own separate thing. It even has its own name, Lakeshore Online. But you know what’s crazy? The multiplayer mode.