**game review_ Shift 2: Unleashed **
Shift 2 is a sequel to the car racing game from Need for Speed: Shift. There are quite a few differences in Shift 2 compared to its predecessors. One of them is the night race series and the view mode from inside the driver's helmet (Camera Mode). The camera mode may be more difficult than the cockpit view mode.
When using the helmet view mode, you will feel more vibration and less synchronous views of the car's movement. You will see this when you turn the car or when the car hits the uneven surface. Although it looks hard, but that's exactly what Shift 2 has to offer, where the realism elements seem so real that it provides an exciting experience for gamers.
Shift 2 is indeed a racing simulation game so every aspect that happens in the real race, trying to be applied in this game. Another challenge you will face is when your car hit or otherwise hit, you will lose control.
In addition, grass, sand, and even sidewalks will be annoying. On the other hand, the NOS in this game is also created like the real state. When NOS is depleted, then the NOS is completely exhausted, not filled again by way of drifting.
Speaking of cars, you will find some cool car choices here. The fastest car you can ride in this Shift 2 game is Bugatty Veyron which has top speed up to 407 km / hour. In addition, there are also Koenigsegg CCX, and Mclaren F1. You can also find cars without a roof that is Caterham Superlight R500 and Radical SR3 RS.
Shift 2: Unleashed offers exciting features like level hikes, online play via Autolog, full tuning, and car upgrades. The level of difficulty can be set and has a depth of simulation that can be adjusted to the ability of players so that beginner gamers and veterans can adapt easily when playing it.
The disadvantages of this car racing game is the lack of LAN multiplayer features, the quality of the normal looks, and the short carrer mode game range.
