In fact, you can distract yourself with working out how to reach different collectables and areas before you ever even think about the competitive elements of the game. The game features a large-looking open world, but there’s not that much to see in it. The third Monster Jam entry in the Switch library after Crush It and Steel Titans, Steel Titans 2 involves driving as chaotic as series fans have come to be familiar with, with the senseless destruction of mowing down every moveable element of the environment, blended with the need for thinking power in order to figure out the physics of getting your vehicle up to seemingly-unreachable locations to pick up the collectables dotted around each part of the world. This is a cover-all-terrain driving game that blends traversing a smallish open world and taking on all comers in a series of challenges to show off your mastery over your abnormally-sized vehicle. Well, that’s a similar sensation to that of piloting the monster trucks in Monster Jam Steel Titans 2. Did you ever see that episode of Top Gear where Jeremy Clarkson puts the Robin Reliant through its paces? You know, the one where every time he tries to round a corner at the paltriest of speeds the entire thing falls over.
