Completing the first stage will progress players from Kim's events to those against other street racing crews in Blackridge. The campaign is split into five separate stages with each containing various events. She sponsors the player with entry to events in exchange for her using the player's reputation to expand her car enhancement business. She offers them to come drive for her with blueprints to a Subaru BRZ, with the condition that they must first prove themselves before they can take on the Royals. Grateful that the player was able to return her car as well as escaping the police. She knew Marcus was trying to eliminate her from the street racing scene in Blackridge, and is The player evades the pursuit and returns to the garage the car came from, only to find Kim, the former owner of the Mustang. Marcus leaves with his crew members, leaving the player with the Mustang to attempt and evade the increasing police presence. The player is intercepted by various police vehicles as Marcus confesses to the player that he doesn't want them or the Mustang on the streets.

A police helicopter soon hovers overhead and the sound of police sirens draws ever closer. He's seen driving a McLaren 650S alongside two other members of his racing crew driving a Toyota GT86 and a Mazda RX7.īeating Marcus to the finish line, the player is told by Marcus that the Mustang offered to them for the race was stolen. The player joins Marcus at the start line to a race. Marcus offers the player a car to drive for the race as a garage door slowly raises to reveal it to be a Hoonigan styled Ford Mustang GT. The game opens with the player in Blackridge amidst a race against Marcus King - the leader of the Blackridge Royals street racing crew. Main article: Need for Speed: No Limits/Campaign Plot

'We've been anticipating seeing this car in action for Gymkhana 7 and sharing more. We're proud and excited to be given the opportunity to partner with Ken Block on an upcoming mobile game project,' said an EA spokesperson. The title was initially revealed following a decal advertising the game being sighted on Ken Block's Gymkhana 7 Ford Mustang Hoonicorn RTR, and was later confirmed to be a title in development by an EA spokesperson.

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