In Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered - a remake of 2010's Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit - players take to the fictional streets of the California- and Pacific Northwest-esque Seacrest County to engage in a series of illegal street races, during which they not only have to weave in and out of traffic, but they also have to avoid being stopped by the police. While you can debate the wisdom of remaking a game in which you can be a cop or someone who knocks cops off the road, this is still a spot-on remake of a classic and still fun racing game. Communication between online players isn't monitored. The game features real cars - including by such companies as Chevy, Dodge, and Porsche - and includes information about both the cars and the brands. But there are songs on the soundtrack with racy lyrics - though they're more suggestive than explicitly sexual - as well as ones that mention drinking alcohol.
Either way, the game does have rather violent crashes, and while you hear the police asking for medical assistance, you never see anyone being hurt or killed, and there's no blood or gore. That's unless you play as a cop, in which case the situation is reversed. Players not only have to avoid oncoming traffic, but also have to outrun or take out any police officers who try to stop you. In it, players engage in illegal street races on roads that are open to the public. This is the latest title in the Need for Speed franchise, which is a remake of an older title. Parents need to know that Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered is a racing game for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Switch.
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