[Update] The Need for Speed Payback reveal trailer is now available. The release date is different from what the leak suggested, though - the game will launch on November 10th.
[Original Story] The next entry in the Need for Speed series will be officially revealed in a little over an hour, but an online retailer already went live with some new information on the game, which will apparently be called Need For Speed Payback.
According to what Svijet Igara Gaming Webshop posted on its Facebook page, Need For Speed Payback will be released on September 29th, at least in Europe. The game's cover art has also been revealed by the online retailer, and you can check the PS4, Xbox One and PC covers right below.
The latest entry in the series, simply named Need For Speed, has been released around two years ago on PC and consoles.
Ready to own the streets? Get behind the wheel of iconic cars and floor it through Ventura Bay, a sprawling urban playground. Explore overlapping stories as you build your reputation – and your dream car – and become the ultimate racing icon. Play again and again because this time, you have 5 distinct ways to win.
Rich authentic customization. Build a car to reflect your character with extensive visual and performance customization options. Because your ride should look as good as it handles.
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Be part of the story. Step into a richly created world and be part of an immersive story that takes you all over Ventura Bay.
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