Pleasant to play and easy to pick up. However, the last-gen feeling and lack of atmosphere mean Ride is only a mid-pack racer.

Beautiful simulation of a motorbike's movement; Challenging courses that reward skill; Easy to get into; especially for a sim

Graphically outdated and unconvincing; Never as exciting as racing motorbikes should be; AI's too conservative on most corners

Buy Ride 2 The original Ride was problematic because it looked and sounded like a previous-generation game. It expected expert-level handling due to an overly sensitive physics system, and the AI lacked the intelligence expected from a modern racer.

I appreciate Square Enix giving Family Friendly Gaming a digital downloadable version of Ride 2 on the Playstation 4 (also a ton of bonus content). This game clocks in at a hefty thirty-three gigs. It took quite a few hours to download this game.

Ride 2 's narrative structure opts to immerse with professionally made cut-scene work and voice-over quality, rather than a gripping yarn to drive progression interest. Realism is the name of the game here.

Milestone's motorcycle racer is back with more bikes, tracks, and races. But is it better than its predecessor When I reviewed Ride back in October 2015 , I wrote, "This spiritual successor to Tourist Trophy delivers exciting and challenging racing action that's thoroughly enjoyable.

Slightly above average or simply inoffensive. Fans of the genre should enjoy this game, but a fair few will be left unfulfilled.

Amazing game. I would not say it's as realistic as riding a real motorcycle, but the game is fun. The physics are pretty close to real, except when the bike crashes and the person flies off the bike. Being an animation major, I know it's not easy to get all that into a video game.

I have went through basically every feature in the trial for this game and it is incredible. It has settings to either make a great sim (Realistic mode), and settings to just have fun and race for entertainment. The customization was one of my personal favorite features and it is very in depth.

All of which feeds into Ride's bigger problem. There's not quite enough here to satisfy bike lovers, and certainly nothing to make bike lovers of the merely curious. Ride isn't a failure, but nor is a particularly great game, and like Milestone's previous efforts it's a noble attempt that just falls...

Ride 2 is one of the greatest games i?′ve ever played. the graphic is not one oft the bet but its oke. i would buy it again