![]() You’ll partake in dangerous, adrenaline-charged races whilst allegedly maintaining the moral high ground by shutting down crime and selling out your newfound friends. It’s the usual, somewhat contradictory dual role of an illegal street racer and an undercover cop. The setup’s a recognisable one to anyone familiar with Need for Speed games post- Underground. Undercover delivers fast cars, a silly-but-fun storyline and some sturdy city racing, but its promise is completely buried under a catalogue of design flaws and bugs. Looking at it glass-half-full, however, it renders the developer’s excellent follow-up, The Run, all the more impressive for how complete an overhaul it would represent. Similarly to a number of early seventh generation titles and PlayStation 3 ports in particular, Black Box’s Need For Speed: Undercover was a bit of a mess.
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