To all of those fans screaming on the Twitter replies of every Need For Speed post about a content update, this is for you. Need For Speed Heat has been updated, bringing some new content via a new feature: The Black Market Delivery.
The Black Market Delivery, owned by Raziel, acts as a new way for new cars being added to NFS Heat. Just go to Port Murphy and find the shipping container for these cars. This includes a small narrative that will reward you new visual customisation parts, outfits for your character and other cosmetics. With replayable events.
Aston Martin DB11 Volante. Top-down: Mandatory ?
No rain forecast, but it might get wet ? pic.twitter.com/DnRNAJNvG8— Need for Speed (@NeedforSpeed) March 2, 2020
With this March update, you get one free car and one as paid DLC. The free car is the Aston Martin DB11 Volante (2018). An open-top convertible, this will be available for everyone with Rep Level 20 for free. No even a purchase with in-game money.
The other, the paid DLC, is the McLaren F1. The classic 90’s supercar makes its debut in a Ghost Games NFS game.
She might be 27 but she doesn't look her age ?
? https://t.co/g1j4MGg2bG pic.twitter.com/12R72FhN71— Need for Speed (@NeedforSpeed) March 2, 2020
As you can see from the teaser trailers for both cars, both are customisable. Put a bigger wing on the McLaren F1, or make that trademark Aston Martin grill light up with neon on the DB11.
The McLaren F1 DLC costs RM24 on PS Store Asia and $8 SGD (roughly around RM24) on Origin. The update is now live on all platforms.
We’re glad that Need For Speed Heat is the best NFS in years as per our review, but the future of this franchise will now be passed back to Criterion Games.