Not an arcade racing game, but worth the effort you put in it. Fully recommended.

Anyone who loves motorcycles or is an motorcycle enthusiast would love this game its challenging and addictive, the guys who created the game deserves a ton of respect for there attention to detail and handling characteristics of each bike, hats of guys you did a great job.

Once upon a time, a young racing game named F1 2016 fell in love with an older but well known motorcycle game called Ride. They had a whirlwind romance, and eventually got married. They decided to have a child, and that child is Ride 2.

Wide variety of bikes; good graphics; lots of content for motorcycle fans

Nothing truly unique

Veteran racing developer Milestone aims to fulfil motorcyclists' cravings for a serious racer that does justice to the sport. With no sign of any competition since the original Ride , its follow-up sequel, Ride 2 , seems well positioned to consolidate the franchise and put itself a few laps ahead of...

Best game for motorcycle enthusiast,

Racing games fall into a whole different category from how I feel about most games. It seems most people are concerned with the simulation aspect of racing games, how well they mimic the feel and handling of a real car or motorcycle; however, as a layman I simply gauge how much fun I'm having trying...

Customizable options; Physics model best you can find; Bike and rider models incredibly detailed

Steep learning curve; Intimidating for non-motorcycle fans; AI does not scale up well

To watch a Video review - Search in Youtube ( Ride2 Frankiemoto Review ) Hi, this is me Frankiemoto - I am going to explain to you a little bit about Ride 2. First of all, let me introduce myself really quick. I do Motorcycle videos on youtube ( so I ride real bikes) That's it!

Absolutely brilliant game. It may take you a little bit of time to master the controls and the tracks, and build up enough credits to upgrade your bikes to a competitive level, but it is well worth the initial effort to soon be racing around Donnington, Almeria, Monza and the Nordschleife on your...

Compared to simulation racing games that involve racing cars, simulation games that feature motorcycles are a different thing entirely. Being good at car racing simulations doesn't necessarily mean that you are going to be good at motorcycle simulations, as you really do have to alter your mindset.

This generation already has a handful of games that celebrate cars and the joy of driving them, recreating their appearance and performance in eyebrow-raising detail. But whereas our four-wheeled friends have the likes of Forza Motorsport 6, Project CARS or even DriveClub, where's the equivalent...