Production Scope

The scope the design commits to. Platform targets, budget and market positioning are separate decisions and are not set here.

Structure	Single-player campaign: five acts plus an open-ended Epilogue. See Campaign.
Campaign length	30 to 40 hours to the end of Act 5; 60 to 80 hours to the championship.
Post-championship	Uncapped. City and festival both remain fully open. See Ending.
Cars	110 to 140, across classes D to X, all road cars. Three starter options at the opening lot; none is ever awarded free. See Cars and building.
Property	Rentable and purchasable across all seven districts, garage capacity 0 to 12. See Property.
Licensing	Assumes licensed real manufacturers. The class system, the district entry rules and Meridian's S/X restriction all depend on a real hypercar roster; fictional substitutes would weaken all three.
Named NPCs	Roughly 40: the named cast, plus crew members, magazine editors and festival rivals.
Locations	7 districts in Nitroit; 10 festival venues across Revada.
Festival layouts	18 to 24, drawn from the 10 Revada venues.
Camera and control	Entirely in-car. No on-foot movement at any point; every location is driven into. Jake appears outside the car only as a fixed pose in photography (Magazines and Photo Mode) and in cutscenes.
Narrative delivery	In-world and diegetic: garage dialogue, radio during events, conversation at night meets and in the paddock, magazines and television in the world.
Cutscenes	The only time the player is out of control of the car. Four story cutscenes — the opening sequence, the end of Act 5, the final sequence, and the post-credits scene — plus the travel sequence, which plays every time Jake drives to or from Revada (Time).
Starting position	A hostel bunk, $15,000, and no vehicle. The inherited account is story context only and does not exist as a system. See Backstory.
Online	Asynchronous only; fully playable offline. See Blueprint Network.