Like other entries in the Need for Speed series, Need for Speed Unbound is a racing game with a story. That tale revolves around your customizable protagonist attempting to rise through the ranks of the street racing world while working at a garage and trying to make ends meet. So, unlike racing games in many other series, you can technically ‘beat’ Need for Speed.
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However, you may be wondering how long that would take. Well, the story isn’t just a tacked-on thing. In fact, the game seems to revolve more around the single-player story than the multiplayer modes. Therefore, you shouldn’t expect a brief experience. Here is how long you can expect the game to last, according to HowLongToBeat.
How Long It Takes To Complete The Story?
The main story of Need for Speed Unbound lasts 22.5 hours. However, that is only if you focus entirely on the main story. If you also do some of the side races and activities, then it will take you a bit longer. According to HowLongToBeat, a main story run that includes some extra content takes about 31 hours to finish.
How Long Does It Take To 100 Percent?
A 100 percent completion run in Need for Speed Unbound means unlocking all of the achievements or trophies. To do this, you will need to get all the collectibles, get three stars on all of the activities, and do plenty of online content. This sort of playthrough takes around 51 hours.
How Many Chapters Are In The Game?
The game doesn’t have traditional chapters. Instead, the single-player starts with a prologue to set up the story, and then you play through four individual weeks. So, it plays out like this:
- Prologue
- Week 1 (Ends in a qualifier.)
- Week 2 (Ends in a qualifier.)
- Week 3 (Ends in a qualifier.)
- Week 4 (Ends with the story’s final race.)
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