Need for Speed™ No Limits

Street racing in the fictional city of Blackridge is the setting for Need for Speed™ No Limits, Electronic Arts' mobile entry in the long-running driving franchise. The idea is simple: win races, build a reputation in the underground scene and assemble a garage of real-world cars.

Races lean on nitro boosts, drifting and drag starts, and some events add police pursuits to shake off on the way to the finish. The description counts more than 1,000 races in the city. Winning feeds the car collection, and much of the long-term play revolves around tuning and customising each vehicle, with the listing claiming over 2.5 million possible tuning combinations. Cars from real manufacturers are the reward for progress, so the loop alternates between racing, upgrading and unlocking.

It has a 4.4 average from about 5.2 million ratings, with 74% at five stars and 9% at one star. Installs have passed 100,000,000+. There are no ads, but it relies on in-app purchases of $0.99 to $99.99 per item, and EA states that virtual currency can buy random selections of items. The most recent update came on 2026-09-02. It needs Android 9 or newer, which is a higher bar than many games, and is rated Everyone 10+. We list 33 versions, the latest at 210.3 MB.

Racing fans who enjoy tinkering with cars between events have plenty to work through. Owners of older phones below Android 9, and players who want to avoid randomised purchases, should look elsewhere.