It’s time to hit the streets with a new Devil’s Run update to Need for Speed No Limits, available now as a free* download on the AppStore and on Google Play. Over the next six weeks, players can compete in three new limited-time events for a chance to win fame, fortune, and iconic supercars including the 1995 Lamborghini Diablo Super Veloce and 2006 Ford GT**.
From August 12th through the 16th, players can race a Diablo SV through the streets of Blackridge in Devils Run, a major underground road rally. Everyone who works their way from 100th to 1st place will win a Diablo SV of their very own, alongside a huge cash prize**. But it won’t be easy, with big rewards on the line, players will square off against the best racers, and an army of police, who are on full alert.
With the famed and unsanctioned automobile event already on their radar, Blackridge P.D. have already called in extra units and new technology from the state department to help try and shut down the event. Now police can use an Electro Static Field to bring you and other Devil’s Run racers down.
Additional new features in the update also include a new ‘Race Skips’ function, allowing players to instantly complete a replay event while still receiving the 3-Card Monte sequence; as well as a new ‘Missions’ feature, which rewards players for reaching milestone achievements.
But the race doesn’t end there, as there are two more limited time series launching later this Season. From Aug 23rd through the 28th, complete all events in the Jaguar F-TYPE R Coupe Fastlane Series to win a Jaguar F-Type**; and from September 6th through the 11th, complete all events in the Ford GT Fastlane Series to win a Ford GT*.
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*Network fees may apply.
**All prizes and currency rewards are awarded in-game only.
Related: Origin Access Members Can Play Need for Speed & Unravel Starting Today
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