Monster Truck Championship

[Paul Jeffrey]

A new simulation based on the world of Monster Truck Racing has been announced - and it's set to arrive this coming Autumn.

Monster Truck Championship by TEYON has been billed as 'the first Monster Truck Simulation' and is set to offer players a realistic simulation experience of the unique Monster Truck style of racing.

Monster Truck Championship is a unique simulation where players climb aboard a giant truck to take part in various competitions. However, don't expect to perform impossible aerial stunts by simply pushing down the accelerator: players 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. ​

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Set to feature 25 city location venues across America, with multiple game modes and 18 customizable vehicles, Monster Truck Championship looks like it aims to offer something of a unique experience for sim racers to enjoy the Autumn, giving players an opportunity to sample one of the more popular sports in the USA, while offering up a simulation like driving experience behind the wheel.

Check out the new trailer below:

From the press release:

In Monster Truck Championship, players can race on 25 circuits in different cities across the United States in several game modes: freestyle, race, destruction, time attack, and an online mode where up to eight players can race against each other.

Drivers can choose from 18 completely customizable vehicles with the ability to improve acceleration and top speed with a finely tuned engine, adjust the vehicle's stability via suspension stiffness, modify grip with tyres selected according to the competition, and much more. Over 50 elements are available to help create trucks that combine performance and style.

Monster Truck Championship also has a career mode where players take part in different tournaments, upgrade their Monster Trucks after wins, and manage their team and finances. The aim is to take home the ultimate prize: become the Professional League Champion at the Monster Truck Finals!

Monster Truck Championship boasts multiple features to increase immersion, such as crowd cheers, the characteristic throbbing engines and collision damage. The game faithfully reproduces all the unique demands of mastering these powerful trucks, including independent front and rear wheel management, mass transfer anticipation in bends, and predicting bounces after jumps. Monster Truck Championship is for fans of Monster Trucks and all players looking for a thrilling and unique motorsports simulation.



Monster Truck Championship will be available on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC Autumn 2020.

Keep your eye out for the upcoming Monster Truck Championship sub forum here at RaceDepartment for the latest news and discussions about this upcoming new game.

 

[Hoksu]

Haven't played a monster truck game since this one... Still have the CD

Maybe if this is any good then it could be time for some more madness, it's been a while

 

[RowanH]

Well that one is crying out for motion telemetry, hope they include it !

 

[schlitty]

Haven't played a monster truck game since this one... Still have the CD

Maybe if this is any good then it could be time for some more madness, it's been a while

The sad thing is, you haven't missed anything better since! MTM2 is still the best monster truck game made decades later. Hopefully this game brings something to the table finally! Just the fact it has front and rear steering is enough to have me interested. Hopefully it is fun.

 

[SUPER_DRE]

Maaaaan have I been waiting for a decent monster truck game since monster truck madness!
I would love a VR monster truck game but it doesnt look like a multiple platform game like this would run it.

 

[Nico]

The sprint car game from Tony Stewart turned out to be REALLY fun... hoping this will be decent as well. I played MTM2 too when I was a kid. Always chose the snake truck, and I remember a map where you could get hit by a train.

 

[Günthar Rowe]

My sim racing started with MTM, MTM2, TOCA, and TOCA 2!
I was just talking about MTM two days ago and how fun the racing was

 

[Icebear1991]

Monster trucks remind me of this:

I remember, this was the hardest part of the game.

 

[Momperface]

this could be fun

 

[Gargos]

Always makes me nervous when they can't show more than a few tenths of a second of video. There are so many filters, effects and cuts in this video absolutely nobody can actually get an idea of what it actually looks or plays like. Like they're trying to cover for crap with shiny things.

 

[Raikku]

I'm still waiting proper Drag racing sim to come up. With cockpit view, ffb, real physics etc etc.

 

[roadyroad]

I had a lotnof fun with the monster trucks races in toca race driver 3, but justnine track with different versions, this game could be amazing if rightly done.

 

[j_troc_71]

I'm not gonna lie, I'll probably give this a try.

 

[j_troc_71]

I'm still waiting proper Drag racing sim to come up. With cockpit view, ffb, real physics etc etc.

Everyone was on the Monster Truck Madness 2 hype, but Monster Truck Madness 1 had legit drag racing. I loved that damn game. Still haven't seen anything like it 25 years later haha

 

[Chris Down]

"Bigfoot is doin' it, in the air!"

 

[Icebear1991]

I had a lotnof fun with the monster trucks races in toca race driver 3, but justnine track with different versions, this game could be amazing if rightly done.

Forgot Race Driver3. I only remember that the AI where very slow with the trucks.

 

[Rifficide]

Looks good. Wondering how this will compare with Monster Jam Steel Titans that was released last year. I thought that looked good too, but still haven't tried it yet.

 

[budlix]

Haven't played a monster truck game since this one... Still have the CD

Maybe if this is any good then it could be time for some more madness, it's been a while

I hear it as now: "Roll over beathoven!"

 

[Tr0nic]

Uh nice... and sry, but VR?

 

[Highbank]

I dig that they are putting out non-traditional motorsports titles, fun stuff, we need more varied titles.