Monster Truck Madness 64 is exactly what it sounds like—big, loud, and gloriously dumb fun. You’re not just driving trucks; you’re wrestling these massive, bouncy beasts through mud pits, over ramps, and straight into ridiculous crashes. The physics are hilariously exaggerated—hit a jump wrong, and your truck flips end over end like a toy.

The tracks are messy in the best way, with deep puddles that slow you to a crawl and sudden dips that send you flying. Rain or snow actually changes how your truck handles, which is cool until you spin out for the fifth time in a row. It’s not exactly a sim, but that’s the point. If you ever wanted to see a monster truck barrel-roll through a desert canyon, this is your game.

Just don’t expect anything deep—it’s pure chaotic racing with a side of destruction. Perfect for quick sessions when you just want to smash stuff.