You can alter your favorite truck's appearance by messing with its paint scheme or spending cash to increase its metal-crunching abilities, but for the most part, it's straight-up racing. Standard modes like single race, championship circuits and four-player versus matches are on deck as well, so much like GT Pro Series, this 🔯one's meant to g🌠et the job done with none o' that fussin'.

There are threeﷺ minigames to roll with too. We tried the𝐆 soccer minigame, which plopped two giant trucks inside a massive field. The mode's exactly what you think it is - try to score goals by driving the ball into the net. It's certainly not easy, weaving a monster truck around a bouncing ball, but as a head-to-head minigame, there's definitely some mindless fun to be had.

Monster's set for launch along with Wii on November 19, rounding out your racing options quite ♒nicely. As long 🎃as you can deal with the bland visuals and basic setup, you can easily tear up some time with friends.