I'm sure this may not be the case online but the online experience in this game feels like a hollow shell so I tend to stay away from that. Third is all the offline races had no other monster trucks, not sure if this is intentional but it helped make this experience even worse. Second issue is the map, not sure what to say here, map design is just poor.

They don't really feel much different to drive apart from being larger. The trucks can't drive over smaller vehicles, can't push smaller vehicles out of the way, and are practically unable to avoid obstacles. I'm not sure if the developer doesn't play test their game or if it is just gross incompetence but either way this was a major letdown.įirst off Driving the monster trucks is not enjoyable and could potentially be considered a handicap even when driving on the new map. If you can’t stretch to the £24.99 asking price – and let’s be honest, that’s a fair old put down of cash – some of the packs are available for £1.69 each – AcceleRacers Power Rage, Booster Slam Module, TMNT Michelangelo, Street Fighter Chun-Li and Outer Space.Just played the Monster Trucks expansion and WOW is it an awful tragedy. To conclude things, Pass Vol 2 also adds in the Outer Space, Skaters and Haunted customisation packs, with additional Track Builder Modules coming in the form of the Booster Slam, Gorilla Garage and Shark Jaws.

There there’s the Monster Trucks Expansion too – an additional environment, five new cars, a customisation pack and Track Builder module are all included there. There are the nine new vehicles for one, with these covering TMNT Michelangelo, AcceleRacers Power Rage, Street Fighter Chun-Li, Street Fighter Vega, Corvette Stingray Convertible 2014, McLaren Senna, Street Fighter Ryu, TMNT Raphael and AcceleRacers Hollowback. Priced at £24.99, the Hot Wheels Pass Vol 2 is certainly not cheap, but it does include a fair old bit of content.

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