We finally get to see more actual in-game play for the upcoming motorcycle racing game from Bigben Interactive and Kylotonn Racing Games. The new gameplay video for TT Isle of Man 2 hones in on the tight turns, bombastic speed, and unparalleled danger that comes with racing around the dangerous track off the coast of Ireland.
Thankfully this isn’t just another teaser trailer with 30 seconds to a minute of gameplay and then it cuts off before any sort of gauging or judgments can be made.
If you check out the full gameplay video you’ll see that it’s rife with content covering the helmet cam, the chase cam, and the TV cam, giving you all sorts of different angles on the action, the speed, the frame-rate and the handling.
You can check out the video below.
The first half of the video covers a ride around the track in Davey Todd’s custom BMW S1000RR that he rode during the 2019 season. The bike is uber-fast and gives you a true sense of speed and danger.
The second half of the video takes back in time to 1978 with Mike Hailwood’s Ducati 900. It’s a sexy classic from the yesteryears that doesn’t handle quite as well as it’s newer counterparts and isn’t quite as fast, but it still gives you a challenge while you race across the Isle of Man. The Ducati is just one of many classic bikes featured in the game, with a few others being the MV Augusta 500, the Norton NRS 588, the Suzuki XR69, and the Yamaha TZ 750.
What’s more is that we also get a glimpse at the stage just before dusk, giving it that nice orange-peel glow canvassed across the horizon.
I have to be honest… for me, it’s hard to get too excited for a game like TT Isle of Man 2 when we already have Milestone’s Ride 3 (and soon to be released Ride 4).
The major issue is that graphics and physics-wise it doesn’t quite look on par to Ride 3 and it certainly doesn’t have as many bikes.
However, if you’re really into the whole Isle of Man racing community, then I’m sure you’re going to be excited about TT Isle of Man 2 regardless.
The game is due to drop on the Xbox One, PS4, and PC in March of 2020 and later on in the year for the Nintendo Switch.