Need for Speed: Hot Persuit Remastered Cheats & Tips

Cheats, Tips and Questions for Need for Speed: Hot Persuit Remastered

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Switch, and PC. Take a look at our cheats and tips to get help in the game.

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered is a tenth anniversary re-release of Need for Speed Hot Pursuit (2010) with all of its previously released updates and downloadable content. Unleash a savage sense of speed both as an outlaw and a cop in the world's hottest high-performance cars. Outsmart the heat or take down lawbreakers with the tactical weaponry at your disposal in a heart-pumping, socially competitive racing experience.

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered Cheats, Tips Strategy

Below is a collection of hints and tips that will help you to progress in the game. These include how to get through roadblocks and the best way to use your nitro.

Roadblocks

Roadblocks can crash you out if you are a Racer and you hit them dead on. If you have no other choice, and it is inevitable that you are going to hit the roadblock you need to get your car into a drift first. Drifting makes your car more resistant to being crashed out. If you manage to drift through the gap in a roadblock you will lose a little speed and take a bit of damage, but you will still be able to continue going. The damage you take won't be as much as a Spike or EMP.

Using Nitro

Don't use nitro while drifting as this maneuver is slowing you down anyway. The only time you should use nitrous while drifting is when you want to straighten your car up at the end of a drift and set it quickly in the right direction. The best way to use your nitro is to save if for the straights. Saving and using it in one go is generally the best way. Especially as a racer.

Slaming Cars

In order to inflict damage to other cars you need to hit them in their rear bumper and sides. If your slams hit the front bumbper or front quarter panel of another car you will be hurting yourself. Keep in mind bulkier cars (like Shelbys, or the big bulky muscles in general), deal more ram damage than a 'lighter' speedster of the same class.

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