Ready to climb aboard a giant truck and perform some impossible aerial stunts? You’ll soon be able to with Monster Truck Championship.
The game’s developers are billing it as more of a simulation than the arcade-style racer that you might expect. They say that you will “need to master the vehicle physics to set new race records and to pull off the kinds of realistic tricks that drivers perform in real competitions.”
Monster Truck Championship features 25 different circuits in cities across the United States. There are also several game modes: freestyle, race, destruction, time attack, and an online mode for up to eight players.
According to Nacon, “drivers can choose from 18 completely customizable vehicles with the ability to improve acceleration and top speed with a finely tuned engine.” You’ll also be able to “adjust the vehicle’s stability via suspension stiffness, modify grip with tires selected according to the competition, and much more.”
Nacon and Teyon are bringing Monster Truck Championship to PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch this fall.
Please, please include track editing. That feature alone made Monster Truck Madness 2 a game that is still played online to this day. Having a set number of tracks to run in a game like this is will become stale very fast.