If the designers gave a little leeway to the collision of your driver's head, the game would probably be tons more fun. I would not say this game is playable by any sense of the word - did this game get any playtesting? Surely there must have been a few folk that might have mentioned the sheer impossible nature of the gameplay in Evel Knievel. I really want to smack around the person who green-lighted this game for publishing. But as it stands, a great looking game is not good if you can't play it."> Reviewed by Craig Harris
Fortunately, that's more than enough to keep me entertained. Although it has a fresh look and story, as far as play mechanics are concerned, nothing really new has been added and is essentially the same old game - steal cars, shoot up cops, steal more cars, deliver some drugs, steal more cars, beat some dude's ass and steal more cars. But in all fairness, for those who didn't get a huge thrill out of the original version of GTA will probably be disappointed with this add-on and may find the gameplay to be more of the same. In a nutshell, this game is GTA with a facelift and it's definitely worth the 20 bucks if you loved the original GTA. Fortunately, that's more than enough to keep me entertained."> Reviewed by Jay Boor However, the battle modes and in particular Summit Rumble, more than make up for any shortcomings the game might have in other departments.
The game hasn't been hyped as a racer - and it isn't - but it does feature racing elements, which, quite honestly, aren't so great due to the fact that players are trying to control huge, sluggish monster trucks. Monster Truck Madness is a solid game that's a lot of fun if you know which modes to play and which not to. However, the battle modes and in particular Summit Rumble, more than make up for any shortcomings the game might have in other departments."> Reviewed by Matt Casamassina
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