Otherwise it’ll be £17.99 when it releases on Tuesday the 21st of August. If you’ve got Origin Access Premier, you can pick up the full game now, or play a 10 hour trial with Basic. It'll all be in 4K, too, if that’s your thing. It’s just as well there’s no penalty for crashing.Īs well as Big Surf Island, the PC version will launch with seven of the other DLCs. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. If you do want to speed around though, you certainly can, as the remaster’s reveal trailer makes abundantly clear: You can, and are encouraged to, just get behind the wheel and drive, without enemies, timers, or competition.” Even if you’re not much a fan of racing, Hannah Dwan describes how good it is to just cruise around and explore: “One of Burnout Paradise’s greatest achievements is allowing you to do something else entirely. If you (like me) have somehow missed out on this particular slice of vehicular adventure, the verdict is that it’s really rather good.
As well as being all prettied up for its re-release, it’s launching with most of its bells and whistles, including bringing the Big Surf Island DLC to PC for the first time.
The pack includes the game and all the DLC released this year, of which there's been much. Open-world drive 'em up Burnout Paradise Remastered is drifting its way onto PC on August 21st – or it’s already parked up and ready for Origin Access and Premier users. This Criterion post details that the Burnout Paradise Ultimate Box is to allow PC owners to play the full game for nothing for an unspecified period of time.
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