Superb racer with lots to do and always on Xbox Live, an essential for occasionally chilled out sociable gaming
There is a lot to do on TDU and you can do even more just by driving around which is also how you find new challenges, races, garages, tuners, paintshops and landmarks. It may seem like there aren't that many cars in TDU but in real terms there is plenty to keep you happy and Atari is adding more to marketplace, similar to PGR3. However you can "test drive" the cars before you buy them to make sure the money is worth it and whether you like the cars handling and style.
Now the MOOR section to the game is a bit of a lie as youc an't see everyone at once you can only see 8 players at once and the amount of players you see depends on your location in Oahu as some places are more popular.
The SatNav is a great feature but don't rely on it too much at high speeds as the notifications come a bit slow when pushing 230mph in your Lambo! Overall do get TDU as the online community for PGR3 dwindles still and TDUs increases, but if you can afford buy both as they both offer different styles of racing, TDU more realistic and open and PGR better racing with more of a challenge.
Thanks for reading TKQ