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  • Summary: Without a shadow of a doubt it is one of the most dangerous motorbike races in the world. In TT Isle of Man – Ride On the Edge 2, you prove your worth in different championships before setting out to conquer the Snaefell Mountain Course, a 60 km-long track with both winding and straightWithout a shadow of a doubt it is one of the most dangerous motorbike races in the world. In TT Isle of Man – Ride On the Edge 2, you prove your worth in different championships before setting out to conquer the Snaefell Mountain Course, a 60 km-long track with both winding and straight sections that will push your riding skills to the limit. TT 2 features 17 additional tracks, 18 different motorbikes including classic models, and the official riders. And now it’s more realistic than ever, thanks to entirely revamped physics and faithfully reproduced rider movements. Fine-tune your motorbike, upgrade its performance and monitor its data in real time so you can stay competitive. TT2 also offers a brand-new open world, a biker's paradise where you can test your bike settings and gain the experience you'll need to win the TT Isle of Man title! Expand
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 8 out of 11
  2. Negative: 0 out of 11
  1. Mar 23, 2020
    88
    Despite some niggles, TT Isle of Man Ride on the Edge 2 is easily the best feeling racer I’ve played in quite some time. The sheer sense of speed and place in the thick of hurtling along the track is almost overwhelming. Some more shorter races would have been nice, and it’s all too easy to fall to the back after a single mistake, but put a bit of time into grasping the delicacies of the handling and you’ll find an incredibly satisfying racer.
  2. Mar 30, 2020
    80
    With a deep career that will enable you the chance to plough in many an hour, a fun little open-world challenge arena and plenty of chances to indulge yourself in quick races, the solo bike fan looking for replication of the real-world event will be utterly enthralled. It’s a shame that the multiplayer side of things doesn’t complement that, but if you can look past this and are ready for a hardcore biking experience then Ride on the Edge 2 will be for you.
  3. Mar 18, 2020
    80
    It’s more than just TT Isle of Man – Ride on the Edge with additional content stuffed in: it’s an accomplished sequel. So, if you’re gutted that you can’t watch the real thing this year, pick this up. It’s sure to soften the blow.
  4. 80
    It feels like a budget offering, and yet, TT Isle of Man 2 nails the fear and exhilaration of riding a motorbike like few games in memory.
  5. Mar 23, 2020
    75
    TT Isle of Man 2 improves on the first game adding more tracks and variety, and keeping its nature of hard-core and challenging racing sim for moto racing enthusiasts. It still lacks in performance and AI though, two areas where we'd like to see strong improvements with the next game.
  6. Mar 28, 2020
    75
    Physics problems and collisions. Little originality.
  7. Mar 22, 2020
    63
    Those looking for a challenging motorcycle game will find what they're seeking, although TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2 is mediocre in many ways.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 5
  3. Negative: 0 out of 5
  1. Mar 13, 2022
    10
    Blistering Speed!!! Fantastic handling model, brilliant courses. A dream for bike racing fans.
  2. Apr 1, 2020
    10
    It's the best motorbike game so far. I've played most of the motorbike games on my xbox (Ride 2/3, MotoGP series, MXGP etc.) and none of themIt's the best motorbike game so far. I've played most of the motorbike games on my xbox (Ride 2/3, MotoGP series, MXGP etc.) and none of them is even close to TT Isle of man: ride on the edge 2. First one had it's issues with physics. It was still a lot of fun (and a lot of anger, when you've crashed). The second one is much better. Sure, I still crash a lot on most of the tracks, but it doesn't feel like it's game fault, it's mine. Many improvements over 1st game in terms of everything - graphics, physics and gameplay overal. After more than 24h of playing this game (and 1st game I get from gold like one month ago, spending more than 24h overall) it still feels fresh and very enjoyable. If you like 1st TT Isle Of Man game, you will love the second one. If not but you like motorbike games - I would still recommend to pick it up. It's hard, sometimes very hard and hardly ever "mistake forgiving", but it's worth it. Expand
  3. Mar 28, 2020
    9
    TT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 2: The second outing at Isle of Man. While this games predecessor was enjoyable enough this time roundTT Isle Of Man: Ride on the Edge 2: The second outing at Isle of Man. While this games predecessor was enjoyable enough this time round really brings the experience to life! Gameplay wise this game has had quite a few significant updates to address issues within the first game along with upgrades in general. Gone are the random bumps that launched you 20ft down the road, this game around your bike is more forgiving and can take on these bumps (within reason) along with this time being able to ride a bit more aggressively, no need to panic about touching other riders as a little bit of rubbing and bumping will no longer throw you from the bike, allowing for a much more enjoyable race, more so if like me you race better with others racing with and around you opposed to time attacks. With several modes available to you from the start, Career, Multiplayer, Quick Race and Free Roam, you can jump right into the action whatever way you want. I would suggest taking a little time getting used to the bikes in free roam, in a much needed update to the prior installment the bikes handle much better this time around and can really feel the difference between riding some of the heavier machines compared to the lighter ones. In what has been in my opinion a sorr subject for many motorbike racing games / sims the sense of speed has been hard to address, however this game has hit the nail on the head and you really feel how fast you are going and it's insane! Visually TT Isle of Man Ride on the Edge 2 has had significant improvement. Offering up visually stunning locations that look closer to the real thing. When playing both games either side by side or 1 after the other really shows off the 2nd installments improvement and make you appreciate the hard work that has been put into it. Nothing compares quite like racing through the Scottish countryside at 150+ MPH and seeing almost life like looking scenery flash by you, better yet how about taking to the Iconic Isle of Man in a quick race, as you race you can really take time to appreciate how incredible it looks, remarkably updated over the prior installment, This time round it looks pretty much picture perfect. Overall: With a much improved game over the last installment, this game gets a huge thumbs up from me. While I may not be great at these style of games I highly enjoyed myself and really felt accomplished for the results I did get. For fans of the last game 100% get this as well, not just a small update but a good overhaul. For an entry level to the genre this is a great game to start, both visually stunning and plays great, just take a few to get comfortable with the controls as this is more sim than arcade. Expand
  4. Apr 1, 2020
    8
    TT Isle of Man Ride On The Edge 2 Review
    By Johnny Mero
    Developed by KT Racing - Kylotonn Published by Bigben Available on Xbox One,
    TT Isle of Man Ride On The Edge 2 Review
    By Johnny Mero
    Developed by KT Racing - Kylotonn
    Published by Bigben
    Available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC

    Hello all! Hope you’re all staying indoors the best of your ability in these times. Hopefully for you all, I may have a game you may wanna give a go to help you keep entertained while stuck indoors if you are.

    TT Isle of Man- Ride on the Edge 2 just came out March 19 and I’ve been giving it a go for a bit in between working as I’m strangely not told to stay home yet but I digress.

    The best way I could give you an easy way to describe TT 2 is quite simply it feels a lot like Forza if there was super bikes in it. So if you’re a fan of simulation based games, this is right up your alley. But I’d like to explain more if you’d let me.

    As a simulator racing game involving super bikes, the races themselves can take a different feel in comparison to racing with a car. All the basic stuff is there that you’d expect out of a simulator. The real challenge would be getting used to the high learning curve that the game sets out for you. If you know anything about riding bikes, you’ll know exactly what I mean to some degree. These are races on two instead of four wheels which means if you should by some chance poorly position your high speed super bike so you’re just slightly off the road and on dirt, you’re gonna wreck yourself quite easily. Fail to brake on time? Probably gonna hit the fence and wipe out again. Go too slow around a corner? You’ll fall off easily. Hell, you can even wipe out by accidentally pulling the throttle too hard when you respawn. I myself did that quite a few times. On just game play merits alone, it’s actually a very interesting experience.

    There is a career mode as well of course and I haven’t really found anything that stands out with maybe perks that can be obtained that can give you an edge when you really need it like warmer tires or better mechanics. After all, you’ll need every edge you can get as even on easy, the races aren’t THAT easy, not to mention the learning curve.

    As for achievements, They’ll take you a bit of time to get but all seem straightforward enough that you could 100% this with enough time and effort.

    Pros: the high difficulty curve thanks to the game’s mechanics allows for a nice challenge and more strategy than your typical racing simulator.

    Cons: perhaps a difficulty tweaking may allow for inexperienced players to get in on the fun.

    Overall, TT 2 feels fun to play and I can only imagine the shenanigans that I could get in playing this with some friends. I feel like a lot of experienced racing simulator players would get a kick out of this game. While I wouldn’t recommend it for people new to racing games in general, I’d still say give a try anyway because you never know. 8/10
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  5. Apr 6, 2020
    8
    TT ISLE OF MAN RIDE ON THE EDGE 2 has some of the best and most realistic audio and visuals I've ever seen in a racing game. The Game does notTT ISLE OF MAN RIDE ON THE EDGE 2 has some of the best and most realistic audio and visuals I've ever seen in a racing game. The Game does not make it too easy for you and early on it is likely you will crash and lose a lot but I think because the game is so well done that I don't get discouraged and It makes me want to keep going to see more and to attempt to get better. TT ISLE OF MAN 2 has 17 additional Tracks, 18 Different Motorbikes, & a pretty awesome Brand New Open World area to test out the different Bikes. I am pretty bad at Racing games but I continue to play them because they are fun. This game is not only an absolute blast but it is darn gorgeous & it sounds amazing! 8/10 Expand