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A true Monster Truck simulation!
From Las Vegas to Orlando, go head-to-head against experienced drivers in drag races and freestyle competitions! But before you can pull off doughnuts, wheelies and bicycles, you must first tune your truck to perfection. These machines are spectacular and impressive yet highly technical to drive. The game faithfully reproduces all the unique demands of mastering these powerful trucks, including independent front and rear wheel management, mass transfer anticipation in bends, and predicting bounces after jumps.
But what’s performance without style? Customise your Monster Truck to reflect your style and show it off to your 7 opponents in online mode.
- 16 different Monster Trucks
- Over 50 customisable elements
- 25 arenas
- 3 different leagues
Steam User 3
This is a Hidden Gem on STEAM imo...it's pretty much exactly what you'd be looking for in a monster truck game and it runs really well. 11/10
Steam User 3
A really surprisingly good monster truck game. Fun to play. The physics feel pretty nice and no glaring issues. Would recommend if you can get it for the discounted price of like 3.99 or cheaper.
Steam User 2
Fantastic monster truck game. Would classify it as a forgiving sim, rather than an over-the-top arcade. The physics are fine idk what other reviewers are on about.
Steam User 1
I bought Robocop, which these guys also made, and I saw they had this Monster Truck game, and it was on a super sale to boot. I was like, "what? ok, cool cool", so thought I'd try it on a whim, and I must say I am very impressed, they nailed the feel of a monster truck so well. The physics are great. The game looks great. It is very fun to drive an insane machine like a monster truck. These guys are just very good at what they do. Between Monster Truck Championship and Robocop, I am now a fan and will definitely be following Nacon and Teyon, I really love what they are doing.
Steam User 1
This game has it where it counts--the truck physics are great, and it's tons of fun to perform stunts. All of the freestyle tricks are fairly easy to learn, and a joy to pull off. Everything you see on actual Monster Jam can be done here.
The gameplay loop is short and simple: win races, do stunts, get money, upgrade truck, repeat. That's it. But that's okay. I wasn't expecting some robust, open world to lose myself in for hundreds or thousands of hours, and neither should you. This isn't GTA or something. But it doesn't need to be. Don't expect too much from it. It's more of toy to goof around with. I use it as something to goof around with while I'm waiting for my friends to arrive to play whatever serious game we're working on. It's perfect for that purpose. I bought this purely to do freestyle stunts, and for that it totally delivers and then some.
It's satisfyingly challenging without being overly frustrating. Not grindy. The easy difficulty allows you to blow past competition, which I like because I wasn't looking for extreme challenge with this. I just wanted to do backflips. ;)
Tons of truck customization options. The cosmetic options are so much fun. I made Grave Digger. They very obviously let players make Grave Digger as closely as possible without copyright infringement. :D
I have only one criticism--they should have let you save several truck appearance loadouts. You can make so many gorgeous, awesome looking trucks, but if you want to change your appearance, you have to just change everything manually. I want to customize a truck, then save it to a loadout slot, and have, say, six loadouts that I can toggle between with one click so I can switch between multiple trucks. I don't care if it costs in-game money. That's fine. I really wish they had included that. It would have been so easy to do, and would have made it perfect.
Anyway, still great, and I recommend it. The game is narrow in scope, but highly polished. All the reviews I watched placed this above the licensed Steel Titans franchise. The best part is no DRM, no accounts, no 3rd party software, no in-game store, no monetization, no BS, no f****** BattlEye garbage. Just your game, and that's it. which is just the breath of fresh air I needed after the anti-cheat travesty that ruined GTA online for me.
Steam User 1
I'm not from the US and I have never seen such a truck in real life or even on TV, but as a father of a 4 year old I can recommend the game. ;)
I would not pay full price on steam, but I got it for cheap on the internets and I am definitely satisfied. I also own Monster Jam Steel Titans, and if you're wondering which to buy: this one is better. For children aged 6 to 8, who already play by themselves, you could consider the more arcady Steel Titans. But for yourself, and for younger ones, this is better. For yourself, because the physics are better. For young children, because the customisation of the truck (any colors they want, for all parts!) is better.
Steam User 1
Playing this in VR with praydogs UEVR and a Thrustmaster T80 and it is BOSS!!! Took alot of setup to get it really dialed in but now I am having an absolute blast with this game!
P.S. - No tech issues whatsoever. Using a 3090 with 64 gb of ram.