Monster trucks are no doubt difficult and sluggish to control considering their size. My distaste for the game is based on the fact that it is a hollow representation of an enthusiast sport and pastime, riddled with dull gameplay and poor controls. I would like to say that my distaste for Monster Jam: Crush It! is due to my lack of enthusiasm for driving games, but I can’t. But again, no particular love for monster trucks either, as satisfying as it may be to grind metal cars underneath massive wheels. I grew up in a time of Hot Wheels and often had to listen to the annoying engine roars of monster truck and dirt truck rallies at the fairgrounds near where I lived, so there’s obviously an audience.
With as many vehicle-based games that have come and gone, you’d expect that someone would have made a memorable monster truck game at this point. Not those racing sims like Gran Turismo and Forza with their car eye porn but those arcade racers like Need for Speed and Trials where realism takes a bit of a backseat. Still, I have a soft spot for driving games. Give me something reliable that won’t break the bank and won’t fall apart and I’ll be happy. I’ve never had a particular fondness for cars. Monster Jam: Crush It! has made its way to PS4.
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