With a familiar level progression, loads of customization options, a challenging single-player campaign (and plenty to compete for in multiplayer), and a sandboxy world, Test Drive Unlimited 2 bears more than a striking resemblance to a traditional MMORPG. Add in 90+ driveable cars rendered in painstaking detail, realistic physics and a detailed rendering of the islands of Ibiza and Maui, and you have a whole new kind of massively multiplayer experience.
Richard writes: "The series may have a cult following, but ten years on Test Drive Unlimited 2 still upsets me. It was one of my most anticipated games ever, with a concept years ahead of what Forza Horizon could achieve. But it remains one of the buggiest launches of a game I can remember, completely tarnishing my memory of it."
DSOGaming writes: "TDU World is an Online Server and Mod Pack Project for Test Drive Unlimited 2 that is currently available for download."
Such an underrated game, the only problem I had with it was the car physics on anything more powerful the a Golf GTI. But to me this was the original Forza Horizon
Game director Alain Jarniou broke down some of the changes being made, including physics, tires, and environments.
