Over an hour of Need for Speed Unbound ga𝓡meplay has leaked online.

Whilst the footage has been teased out in short, sometimes mere seconds-long snippets, there are also some chunkier videos in the mix too, including two fif🐬teen-minute clips and one that laꦫsts over half an hour.

and , according to - and disseminated further by YouTubers who have captured the streams and re-uploaded them to their own channels. 

is entitled "Totally NOT need for speed unbound. DO NOT LOOK EA…" whilst reads: "NOT NFS Unbound Leaked g💦ameplay!!! 30 min𒊎s". 

The original streams on Chocolove95, however, have been removed in the last few hours, with Twitch citing that the "content from this chanꦿnel has been removed at the request of the copyright holder", suggesting the streamer did not have permission to share the game just yet.

The footage comes ahead of the game's early access period, which is scheduled to go live on November 29, just three days befor🅺e its formal release date on December 2. 

EA officially launched the first Need for Speed: Unbound trailer back in October, confirming the game's hybrid, 💖anime-inspired art style. It was revealed that Unbound will feature realistic car models ♓and city streets, overlaid with cartoonish smoke and particle effects. Human characters also have a cel-shaded anime aesthetic.

It also boasts layered, toggleable driving effects that let players make the game look exactly as anime as they want - or not, as the case may be.

Need for Speed Unbound will🥂 be available on Xbox Series X and S, PS5, and PC via Steam, Epic, and the EA app for $69.99 USD. No old-gen versions have been announced but if you pre-order the racer, you'll be able to play the game up to three days in advance of its official street date of December 2.

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