The Bottom Line
If variety is the spice of life, than "TOCA Race Driver 2" is the racing sim to own. The range of types of racing and cars is perfect for racing fans and those who are trying to find their favorite type of racing, while working through a career mode.
Pros
- variety of races and cars to play
- follow a storyline in career mode
Cons
- a few graphical and sound bugs
Description
- 31 championships covering 15 different motor sports.
- 35 cars including Ford GT, Aston Martin Vanquish, Jaguar XKR, Nissan Skyline and AMG-Mercedes CLK
- 31 global race locations delivering 52 tracks.
- Up to 21 cars on track at once, battling for position.
- New Terminal Damage Engine.
- Race other gamers online.
- Interactive storyline that progresses through Championships.
- 15 types of racing including: Street, Formula Ford, Classic Car, Super Truck, and Performance Cars.
Guide Review - "TOCA Race Driver 2: The Ultimate Racing Simulator"
I think it's safe to say that in gamers like games that offer a variety of gameplay. "TOCA Race Driver 2" does just that. There is a range of cars in the game, the majority are made available through unlocking them. It does take to work your way through the races and unlock new cars. I feel this makes the game even more rewarding, instead of simply handing you everything the game has to offer.
There's nothing wrong with time trials and free racing, but I always find the career mode of sports games the most fun and interesting. It creates a 'I gotta get to the next level' feeling and makes you want to start the game whenever you have free time. The career mode storyline is not as smooth as it could be, but nevertheless, it does the job of moving you along from job to job.
