KT Racing will be drawing upon its experience gained from developing the handling physics of WRC games, which should hopefully see an improvement over TDU2. it's worth noting that this is just the start of what cars will be on offer, too. There's also a snippet of information within the game's teaser that points towards to inclusion of Bugatti, Dodge, Ferrari, Koenigsegg, Lamborghini and Porsche as manufacturers being involved.įrom brief snippets, we can already see a Bugatti Chiron, Porsche Carrera GT, Pagani Huayra, Lamborghini Diablo, Koenigsegg Regera and Apollo IE. We've previously seen Oahu, Hawaii and Ibiza, Spain, which both delivered huge amounts of space for players to roam and race upon - especially impressive, considering the last time we saw a TDU game was almost ten years ago. Same as the last two games, TDU3's environment will be based upon a real-life island according to Jarniou. The 'Solar Crown' name is repurposed from the competition that featured in TDU2, in-keeping with the competition's ideology that the whole game will be freeform and unrestricted in terms of progress. However, immersing the player completely in the shoes of the driver is what Developer Eden Games sought to accomplish with this open-world racer and their attempt at doing so creates plenty of new activities but in the end delivers a sub-par racing experience.While they stop short of showing any actual gameplay, we can see some initial close-ups of cars that'll feature in the game and get some background information from KT Racing creative director Alain Jarniou. Driving into the sunset looks spectacular, but the game could have used less attention on grooming your precious avatar and more attention on the actual racing mechanics. TDU2's stunning day and night transitions lend support to an impressively detailed tropical environment, but the design is disconnected by hollow character models and lack-luster cut scenes.
Although single and multiplayer racing remains the focus, it's a nice break to complete photography assignments across the two islands and purchase additional garages to house the 101 cars available in the game. And what's even better is that these categories (collection, competition, social and discovery) are designed to support each aspect of the game's overall experience. Cruising aimlessly through the islands of Ibiza and Oahu may seem like a relaxing tropical vacation, but the environment keeps you engaged with four different skill boosting categories that pop up as you reach new locations.
The most encouraging feature of TDU2 is the way it blends its single-player career mode with online racing competitions and free roam exploration.
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