Monster Jam: Crush It!

Platforms

• PlayStation 4

  Oct 25, 2016

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  NA

  playscore

  NA

  0 Critics

  6.7

  245 Players
• Xbox One

  Oct 25, 2016

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  5.6

  playscore

  4.2

  3 Critics

  4.7

  128 Players
• Nintendo Switch

  Oct 31, 2017

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  NA

  playscore

  NA

  0 Critics

  8.4

  76 Players

8 critic reviews · 1 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

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  Nintendo Insider

  2.0

  Monster 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.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  Nintendo World Report

  3.5

  Overall Monster Jam: Crush It is a hot mess of a game that is coming to eShop in a state that’s simply baffling. While on paper the license mixed with the various modes sounds like a lot of fun, the execution of not just the graphics but the overall gameplay makes it feel more like a game from a previous generation and I’m not only talking about the previous one.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  NintendoLife

  3.0

  Whether 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.

  Reviewed on Switch

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  COGconnected

  5.5

  Monster Jam: Crush It is designed to bring the over-the-top action of the Monster Jam arena tour, right into your living room. The Stadium Races and Stadium Freestyle – the two events that actually do recreate the real action, leave much to be desired. Maybe these modes just don’t translate well to video game form, but in my opinion, I think the developer enjoyed creating the far more entertaining Hill Climb mode, and focused their resources on making that mode as best they could.

  Reviewed on XB1

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  ZTGD

  3.0

  Monster Jam: Crush It! has little to no redeeming value. It plays poorly, it doesn’t look great, and it is simply not as enjoyable as the name suggests. Decades later I am still waiting on that great monster truck game. Sadly, this is not it.

  Reviewed on XB1

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  Hey Poor Player

  4.0

  I wasn’t a fan of monster trucks before playing Monster Jam: Crush It!, and I am most definitely not any closer to becoming one after playing it. While this might be a decent title for Monster Jam‘s younger fans, it ultimately didn’t add up to much. Between its bad controls, wonky physics, and general lack of actual gameplay, the only thing that Monster Jam: Crush It! will actually be crushing is any hopefulness that you may have had about this game being fun before playing it.

  Reviewed on PS4

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  GameSpew

  4.0

  Monster 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. Sure, some fun can be had with its Hill Climb mode in a “so bad it’s entertaining” kinda way, but its duo of stadium modes are far beyond any such redemption.

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  Switch Player

  4.0

  Monster Jam: Crush It! is a disappointment that takes many inspirations from great games yet doesn’t quite nail any of them, resulting in an unsatisfying experience with monstrous control.

  Reviewed on Switch

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