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Ride 2
The second edition of Milestone's innovative racing game is focused on the relationship between the rider and motorcycle, bringing the connection between man and machine even closer with career mode a... See more
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I mentioned previously the Ride 2 gives you chance to ride in style, and that’s because the amount of customization in this game is staggering. Ride 2 features over 200 bike models, over 1200 customizable parts, and over 600 different liveries that can help you create your dream bike or recreate your own setup. Every one of those parts and gear is modeled after real world brands, often straight fr...
For people such as myself who fall in the middle, the title acts as a nice distraction to pick up and play everyone once in awhile. The racing element is bogged down with all the minutiae and it’s hard to get really into everything without becoming frustrated. Too much detail in the wrong area can cause even the nicest ride to become bumpy and unpleasant.
The Yamaha YBR125 Custom is my motorbike of choice. It's ideal for my short hops for work and shopping and it's also a hardy machine, having shrugged off a fall that left my left arm with visible scars even today. But what's this got to do with Ride 2? Well, it's actually helped me decide what my next bike will be as I move up from a 125cc. Ride 2 has the biggest roster of motorbikes to grace a ra...
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Motorcyclists will love the amount of content Ride 2 has to offer, but more casual racers may be turned off by its depth and aggressive AI. There is a serious difficulty curve in place that isn't for everyone, but those willing to face it head on can find something to like here.
There’s an audience out there who is really going to appreciate what Ride 2 offers. While it’s not the fanciest, I can’t think of another motorcycle racer giving me as much control over my own experience as this. But the fact of the matter is Ride 2 wants a lot of time from you, and scarcely offers tangible rewards for the effort.
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Despite Ride 2 borrowing a few of its main mechanics and elements from the Forza series, it brings enough of its own to the table for it to shine as a racing title. Customization of controls and vehicles, as well as challenging, solid gameplay and striking visuals make it a fun racer for average fans, but packs the potential to be a simulator for the more hardcore. If you love all things motorcycl...