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Graphically outdated and unconvincing; Never as exciting as racing motorbikes should be; AI's too conservative on most corners

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.

Great find.....loved the price!

Love this game, a much better improvement over the first with more realistic feel to riding style.

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.

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 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

Created by Italian developer Milestone, the goal of the original Ride was to be the premier Motorcycle racing sim, similar to how the Gran Turismo franchise faithfully represents cars. General consensus agreed that it was ambitious, yet lacking in many areas.

Reus ex.

Deeper than it looks; Charming aesthetic

Slow-paced; No direct control over events