What is Need for Speed: Shift's rank?
Need for Speed: Shift is currently #156 with 1,447 Elo.
Need for Speed: Shift ranking: #156
Need for Speed: Shift is #156 after 15 head-to-head picks. See the record, compare nearby games and choose whether it belongs higher.
- Elo score
- 1,447
- Public rank
- #156
- Record
- 5-10
- Win rate
- 33%
- Players
- 1
- Opponents
- 15
- Year
- 2009
Very early public data
Based on picks from 1 player
The ranking will become more representative as more people compare games they know.
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Who should play Need for Speed: Shift
Need for Speed: Shift is worth a closer look if you want Racing with a public Elo score of 1,447.
Who should play
- You want a Racing game that earns wins in head-to-head rankings.
- You trust player choices more than a flat five-star score.
- You already enjoy Need for Speed: Underground or FlatOut 2 and want a nearby ranked alternative.
Who should skip
- You are not in the mood for Racing right now.
- You want a game outside this genre instead of a close ranked neighbor.
- You need a quick yes-or-no review rather than a player-voted ranking signal.
What Need for Speed: Shift's ranking means
1 player generated 15eligible ranking signals for Need for Speed: Shift. Each head-to-head pick changes its Elo score according to the strength of the opponent, so a win over a highly rated game matters more than a win over a lower-ranked title.
The current #156 position is a live public result, not an editorial review. The player count above shows how mature the data is, and more choices can still move the game up or down.
Public performance
5 wins from 15 ranking signals
Need for Speed: Shift wins 33% of its eligible public matchups and has faced 15 different games.
Highest-rated win: Dragon Age: Origins
Highest-rated loss: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Ranking questions
How to read Need for Speed: Shift's position
How much data is behind it?
15 eligible picks from 1 player.
Is this an editorial score?
No. The position comes from head-to-head player choices and can change with new picks.
