Many of the modern Need For Speed titles have failed to recapture the same magic that earlier entries once had but Need For Speed Heat was a step in the right direction. The world is huge, the things you can do are plentiful (despite all being clustered in the same spaces), and its design makes it a game you can easily come back to on and off for years. For players of all levels of experience, there is a lot to love about the game.

The Crew 2 is a beautiful follow-up to a pretty lackluster original attempt from Ubisoft. There wasn’t much in the way of additions to the experience, rather it was just a cosmetic overhaul, but that alone was enough to make it one of the best driving games of the generation #7 The Crew 2 A decade later, and in remastered form, the game feels just as sensational as it did then, the visuals are updated to make the game look today like you’d once remembered it. Hot Pursuit is one of the most beloved Need For Speed games, and for good reason. There may be a lack of polish in a number of areas, but Dakar 18 is a type of racing game that doesn’t come along often enough and must be experienced. Dakar 18 does a great job of capturing the feeling of rally driving, emphasising the smaller details of the event. We hadn’t seen a Dakar rally game in over a decade, but when it finally arrived there was plenty to like. So with that, these are the 11 best Xbox One Open World Racing/Driving Games #11 Dakar 18 One of the main beneficiaries is the scale of the worlds we can navigate, leading to greater numbers of open-world driving/racing titles – and the Xbox One platform played host to some of the absolute best of these titles. While there have been plentiful driving games over the years, what advancements in technology have granted developers in recent years has served the expansion of the genre well. #5 Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy Definitive Edition.#8 Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered.

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