- August 29, 2024
- Milestone S.r.l.
Monster Jam™ Showdown
Platforms
About
"Monster Jam Showdown: Big Air Edition" features iconic Monster Jam trucks in off-road arcade racing and freestyle stunts. Compete with current and historical trucks, perform tricks, and unlock numerous vehicles and liveries. Experience immediate driving sensations with accessible controls in this action-packed game.










- The game features amazing graphics and a diverse truck roster, making it visually appealing and enjoyable for fans.
- Gameplay is fun and engaging, especially for casual players and families, with a good balance of difficulty levels.
- The physics and handling of the trucks have improved significantly compared to previous titles, providing a more realistic driving experience.
- The game suffers from repetitive gameplay and limited event variety, leading to a lack of long-term engagement.
- Physics can be inconsistent, causing frustrating moments during races and freestyle events, particularly with collision detection.
- Technical issues, such as anti-cheat errors and problems with the Epic Games service, hinder the overall experience for some players.
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the monster jam game is characterized by a simple and repetitive loop, primarily focused on racing and rewards, which some players find frustrating despite the enjoyable driving mechanics and extensive truck roster. While the physics and collision mechanics have been criticized for their inconsistency and oddities, the variety of gameplay modes and customization options provide enough engagement for players, though many feel improvements are needed for a more polished experience. Overall, the game offers fun driving but suffers from issues that detract from its potential.
“Great roster (40 trucks included with various liveries/skins for most of the trucks, with more getting added in post-launch season pass), good gameplay, but a lot of weird things about it that are annoyances that bring the game down a few spots.”
“Physics are consistent, the core gameplay is enjoyable, and the truck roster is fantastic (and the biggest lineup for any single monster jam game to ever have at launch)!”
“Gameplay variety is good, there's enough to keep me engaged.”
“Wouldn't be as mad if it was cheaper, but it is a monster jam game and kids love it; however, the gameplay is frustrating as hell.”
“Tldr: super repetitive gameplay/events, poor sound design, wack physics, but fun driving/drifting... 6/10.”
“Mid as hell, the donut mechanic is stupid; you'll make a 90-degree corner and suddenly it throws you into a donut, and you just spin with like 50g of force. It's so goofy how heavy it feels when you're driving the monster truck in a straight flat line, but if you hit something, you're like 5000 feet in the air and bouncing off things like you're made of rubber.”