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Racing, Simulator, Sport, Action
Monster Jam: Crush It! features a massive variety of game modes with online and offline leaderboards and a colossal emphasis on stadium events, big stunts and destruction. The game offers classic, competitive stadium racing and freestyle, and gives gamers the ability to perform gravity-defying stunts for huge rewards throughout over 96 different challenges in survivor, stunt and hill climb race modes.
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COGconnectedAlex EverattNov 201655/100The biggest disappointment in Monster Jam: Crush It is the lack of multiplayer.
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GameSpewRichard SeagraveNov 20164/10Monster Jam: Crush It! is crushingly disappointing, taking the recipe for what should have been a simple yet enjoyable game and then failing to add even the most basic of ingredients.
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Nintendo LifeMatthew MasonNov 20173/10Whether you're a monster truck nut or not, you should avoid Monster Jam: Crush It! at all costs. It lacks a lot of polish, has a lackluster presentation, poor controls and no semblance of progression that can in any way be construed as satisfying. It feels like a slapdash attempt at riding the wave of Switch goodwill, but doesn't join the growing list of games on the system that are worth playing.
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Nintendo InsiderAlex SeedhouseJan 20182/10Monster Jam: Crush It! promised players the chance to take control and experience Monster Jam like they have never seen, but it fails to ever entertain. There will be those that may blindly enjoy playing as their favourite Monster Jam trucks, but it doesn’t hide how pitiful this game really is – an effort that would look more at home on mobile rather than seeing release on Nintendo Switch and other consoles before it. At least there’s a button dedicated to pinging fireworks in every direction.
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