The island is probably the best feature of the game, it looks quite stunning with a respectable draw distance and newly added full day/night and weather cycles. TDU2, much like its predecessor, is the perfect racing game for those who want to drive for an hour and never see the same intersection twice.
The game takes place on the island of Ibiza, which is beautifully detailed and accurately recreated. Being unable to skip any of the cutscenes or repetitive race introductions takes a toll on your patience after a while. The voice acting isn’t much better, and the whole story is really just isn’t necessary. The dialogue feels forced and overly simplistic, and begins to often repeat itself during races. Sadly, the whole thing feels overly tacked on, and the very poor voice acting and writing really make for some painful cutscenes. While the original game featured little more than a string of races and cup events, this time around we’re introduced to a set of characters competing in the Solar Crown, the premier racing competition on Ibiza. Right from the start, the game introduces players to an overall narrative in TDU2.
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