Exotic cars chased by police who call in roadblocks and a helicopter; the 1998 entry that named the mode.
Neon underbody kits, drift events and a city that is always night; the tuner era begins in 2003.
Fifty years of one manufacturer in an evolution mode that starts in 1950; the most careful game in the series.
Regions, terraforming and a traffic simulation people still argue with.
Bayview to drive around between garages, with outrun challenges started at a set of lights.
A motorbike race where you swing a chain at the rider alongside you and take his bike when he falls.
Operation Metro, jets and the Frostbite engine at full volume.
Buildings that come down around you; the destruction everyone still asks for.
Isaac on the Sprawl, with the needle in the eye; more action, same dread.
Thirty-two players, planes, tanks and Wake Island; the series starts here.
Ageing, genetics and wants; the Sims sequel that gave them lives.
One open neighbourhood with no loading screens, and Create-a-Style.
Wall-running pilots and mechs that drop from orbit; the multiplayer that made Respawn.
Flick-it controls and a Hall of Meat; the skateboarding game YouTube kept alive.
Build mode, mods and a decade of packs; the Sims of the 2010s.
Cal Kestis after Order 66; a Souls-lite Star Wars from Respawn.
The official Formula One game with Braking Point story mode.
FIFA under its new name; Ultimate Team and the eleven-versus-eleven.
Cal five years on, Koboh and more stances; the sequel.
Two prisoners escape in split-screen co-op; Hazelight's first.
A divorcing couple shrunk into dolls, co-op only; Hazelight's 2021 Game of the Year.
Two writers trapped in each other's stories, co-op only; Hazelight's 2025 hit.
The football game of the PS3 generation, the last on the old engine.
Squads of three with a ping system; Respawn's battle royale.
Peashooters on the lawn against a zombie horde; PopCap's tower defence.
A campaign about a pilot and his mech, and the time-travel level; Respawn's best-kept secret.
The blacklist of fifteen racers and a BMW M3 GTR; the Need for Speed people remember.
Crash your rivals into walls for boost; the arcade racer at its most violent.
Faith runs across white rooftops in first person; DICE's parkour experiment.
Isaac Clarke dismembers necromorphs on the USG Ishimura; the best horror shooter.
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