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Monster Jam Steel Titans
Released On: Jun 25, 2019
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4.1
Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 10 Critic Reviews
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Metascore
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 10 Critic Reviews
47
0% Positive
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
50% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
50% Negative
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
Monster Jam Steel Titans falls short in almost every single aspect.
For a budget game, there's a lot to love in Monster Jam Steel Titans, despite its shortcomings. If you're a megafan of Monster Jam, there's probably never been a better game. Still, it's lacking some basic design functions that could make it a must-own. My kid loves it though, and sometimes that's all that matters.
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Generally Unfavorable
Based on 9 User Ratings
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User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 9 User Ratings
4.1
22% Positive
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Monster Jam Steel Titans is fun for a time, but you’ll feel short changed for what you get considering the premium price tag.
On some level, I guess, I could see Monster Jam Steel Titans being kind of fun. After all, who doesn’t love wonky physics? At the very least, it makes for the kind of game that’d probably be fun to watch on YouTube or Twitch. But if you’re the one paying out money and playing it yourself then don’t bother, because then all those monster trucks being flipped over a million times by stiff breezes and wayward pebbles suddenly become less silly and charming, and more frustratingly bad.
With impossibly light trucks that flip over if you simply sneeze, incredibly repetitive gameplay and a pointless, bland open world, Monster Jam: Steel Titans just isn’t fun to play.
Due to a range of technical issues and poor design choices, Monster Jam Steel Titans utterly fails to capture the excitement of its source material. Not only do the trucks handle like fat cars on an ice rink, but everything from the wonky physics, right through to the game’s numerous bugs, collectively pulls the entire experience short of even substandard quality. Furthermore, even if things worked well, the core content is too tedious and repetitive.
Monster Jam Steel Titans has an identity issue. It’s stuck somewhere in between wanting to recreate the actual fun of monster trucks, and making just a fun, exciting game, and in the end it manages neither.
Summary Real Trucks. Real Action. Monster Jam! Monster Jam Steel Titans delivers the complete Monster Jam experience for everybody to enjoy. All the trucks, stunts, stadiums, racing and massive air in one game. Play in various game modes including Stadium and outdoor Racing, various Stunt Challenges and Destruction modes.
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
- PC
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Jun 25, 2019
Developer:
- Rainbow Studios
Publisher: THQ Nordic
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