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'''Monster Jam: Metalstorm''' is a future arcade-styled sports racing video game developed by Catch 22 Studios and published by Milestone. The tenth game in the ''Monster Jam'' series, the game will be available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft Windows and Nintendo Switch.
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'''Monster Jam: Metalstorm''' is a future arcade-styled sports racing video game developed by Catch 22 Studios and published by Milestone. The tenth game in the ''Monster Jam'' series, the game will be available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft Windows and Nintendo Switch.
   
 
== Gameplay ==
  
== Gameplay ==
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Developed by Catch 22 Studios, '''Monster Jam: Metalstorm''' is a racing game featuring Monster Jam, a motorsport event tour owned by Feld Entertainment and sanctioned by the United States Hot Rod Association (USHRA), with monster trucks prominently featured within the entertainment. Billed as a spiritual successor to Activision's ''Monster Jam: Urban Assault'' (2008), the game presents a unique feel and experience that makes it stand out from recent ''Monster Jam'' releases.
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Developed by Catch 22 Studios, '''Monster Jam: Metalstorm''' is a racing game featuring Monster Jam, a motorsport event tour owned by Feld Entertainment and sanctioned by the United States Hot Rod Association (USHRA), with monster trucks prominently featured within the entertainment. Billed as a spiritual successor to Activision's ''Monster Jam: Urban Assault'' (2008), the game presents a unique feel and experience that makes it stand out from recent ''Monster Jam'' releases.
   
 
Core gameplay revolves around the "Monster Series", a large globetrotting game mode that serves as the game's main career mode. The mode encompasses two different tours: the "Stadium Tour", which focuses on stadium-set events and the eponymous "Metalstorm Tour" that focuses on events in environments away from the stadium. Every location in the game is based on its real life counterpart, and the overall objective of each event within the mode is to either finish a race in first place or score the most points, which can be done by performing stunts.
  
Core gameplay revolves around the "Monster Series", a large globetrotting game mode that serves as the game's main career mode. The mode encompasses two different tours: the "Stadium Tour", which focuses on stadium-set events and the eponymous "Metalstorm Tour" that focuses on events in environments away from the stadium. Every location in the game is based on its real life counterpart, and the overall objective of each event within the mode is to either finish a race in first place or score the most points, which can be done by performing stunts.
   
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The game features a vast variety of monster trucks and liveries that the player can collect and drive. Throughout the career, players rack up cash, which can be used to purchase said trucks and liveries and Fan Points, the game's version of Experience Points (XP) that can be used to purchase/unlock certain trucks and liveries that can't be purchased with cash. Fan points are also used toward upgrading Boosts, mod-like perks that increase point totals for specific stunts. Similar to 2024's ''Monster Jam Showdown'' (also published by Milestone), the game utilizes a dual-analog stick control scheme; the left stick controls the front tires and turns the truck while it's on the ground, while the right stick controls the back tires and the truck while it's in the air. Players must utilize both sticks in order to effectively control their truck and perform as many stunts as possible.
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The game features a vast variety of monster trucks and liveries that the player can collect and drive. Throughout the career, players rack up cash, which can be used to purchase said trucks and liveries and Fan Points, the game's version of Experience Points (XP) that can be used to purchase/unlock certain trucks and liveries that can't be purchased with cash. Fan points are also used toward upgrading Boosts, mod-like perks that increase point totals for specific stunts. Similar to 2024's ''Monster Jam Showdown'' (also published by Milestone), the game utilizes a dual-analog stick control scheme; the left stick controls the front tires and turns the truck while it's on the ground, while the right stick controls the back tires and the truck while it's in the air. Players must utilize both sticks in order to effectively control their truck and perform as many stunts as possible.
   
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Other gameplay elements include a rechargeable nitro system, cross-play online support, VR support and RePlay, a mechanic that allows players to record their sessions or save select moments in events and share them online for others to view.
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Other gameplay elements include a rechargeable nitro system, cross-play online support, VR support and RePlay, a mechanic that allows players to record their sessions or save select moments in events and share them online for others to view.
   
 
== Monster Series ==
  
== Monster Series ==
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The game's main career mode, the Monster Series is a large game mode made up of two connected but different globetrotting tours in the Stadium Tour and the Metalstorm Tour. As highlighted in the above heading, the Stadium Tour is a series of several events taking place inside stadiums only and the Metalstorm Tour features several events set in various environments away from the stadium. Players can complete one tour at a time, or progress through both at once by individually completing events in each.
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The game's main career mode, the Monster Series is a large game mode made up of two connected but different globetrotting tours in the Stadium Tour and the Metalstorm Tour. As highlighted in the above heading, the Stadium Tour is a series of several events taking place inside stadiums only and the Metalstorm Tour features several events set in various environments away from the stadium. Players can complete one tour at a time, or progress through both at once by individually completing events in each.
   
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Regardless of which tour the player is competing in, each event awards the player with cash and Fan Points; all of which can be spent at the player's discretion. Completion of each tour awards the player with a bonus in cash and Fan Points, as well as a special trophy exclusive to that tour. While the campaign is available in single player only, each event is individually playable in both single player and online play. Unless otherwise noted, every event fields 8 total trucks (including the player’s) at a time.
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Regardless of which tour the player is competing in, each event awards the player with cash and Fan Points; all of which can be spent at the player's discretion. Completion of each tour awards the player with a bonus in cash and Fan Points, as well as a special trophy exclusive to that tour. While the campaign is available in single player only, each event is individually playable in both single player and online play. Unless otherwise noted, every event fields 8 total trucks (including the player’s) at a time.
   
 
=== Stadium Tour ===
  
=== Stadium Tour ===
   
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* '''Freestyle''' - Event featuring only the player's truck in an open stadium. Players must perform stunts and chain them into as many combos as possible within two minutes and earn the most points against seven opponents in order to win. Functioning very similarly to the freestyle mode from ''Monster Jam Showdown'', if the player is in the middle of a combo when the regulation time expires, they will go into "Bonus Time", allowing them to continue the event for as long as possible until their combo is finally completed. If the player wrecks in the middle of a combo and can't save their truck, their combo and potential total of points accumulated will be lost and they'll have to start it again.
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*'''Freestyle''' - Event featuring only the player's truck in an open stadium. Players must perform stunts and chain them into as many combos as possible within two minutes and earn the most points against seven opponents in order to win. Functioning very similarly to the freestyle mode from ''Monster Jam Showdown'', if the player is in the middle of a combo when the regulation time expires, they will go into "Bonus Time", allowing them to continue the event for as long as possible until their combo is finally completed. If the player wrecks in the middle of a combo and can't save their truck, their combo and potential total of points accumulated will be lost and they'll have to start it again.
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**'''Teamstyle''' - Offshoot of Freestyle featuring the player's truck and one other truck as the player's teammate. In this mode, the eight truck field is represented as four groups of two and the overall objective is to be the team with the highest amount of points after two minutes. Core mechanics remain the same although unlike Freestyle, there is no Bonus Time. If the player has enough trucks unlocked in their collection, they can choose the truck their teammate will drive.
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**'''Teamstyle''' - Offshoot of Freestyle featuring the player's truck and one other truck as the player's teammate. In this mode, the eight truck field is represented as four groups of two and the overall objective is to be the team with the highest amount of points after two minutes. Core mechanics remain the same although unlike Freestyle, there is no Bonus Time. If the player has enough trucks unlocked in their collection, they can choose the truck their teammate will drive.
 
**'''Two Wheel Challenge''' - Offshoot of Freestyle where only stunts involving two wheels will be counted toward the player's score. Like Freestyle, this mode features only the player's truck and the overall objective remains the same. However, like Teamstyle, there is no Bonus Time and rather than two minutes, players have one minute and thirty seconds to work with.
  
**'''Two Wheel Challenge''' - Offshoot of Freestyle where only stunts involving two wheels will be counted toward the player's score. Like Freestyle, this mode features only the player's truck and the overall objective remains the same. However, like Teamstyle, there is no Bonus Time and rather than two minutes, players have one minute and thirty seconds to work with.
 
*'''Race Eliminator''' - Elimination-styled event formatted in the same way as real time racing. Trucks compete head to head in rounds on a track in the stadium with the winning truck moving on to each round. Players will have to win all three rounds to be victorious for the whole event.
  
*'''Race Eliminator''' - Elimination-styled event formatted in the same way as real time racing. Trucks compete head to head in rounds on a track in the stadium with the winning truck moving on to each round. Players will have to win all three rounds to be victorious for the whole event.
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* '''Maximum Destruction''' - The Metalstorm Tour's equivalent of Freestyle. Taking its name from the iconic monster truck of the same name, the mode emphasizes destruction of the environment around the player on top of performing stunts. In addition to getting points from said stunts, players get additional points for how much environmental damage they cause, which contributes toward their ending point total. The overall objective of Freestyle remains the same here and the Bonus Time mechanic is also present.
  
* '''Maximum Destruction''' - The Metalstorm Tour's equivalent of Freestyle. Taking its name from the iconic monster truck of the same name, the mode emphasizes destruction of the environment around the player on top of performing stunts. In addition to getting points from said stunts, players get additional points for how much environmental damage they cause, which contributes toward their ending point total. The overall objective of Freestyle remains the same here and the Bonus Time mechanic is also present.
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* '''Race''' - Traditional circuit racing around a track with the goal of finishing in first place. Race events are always 3 laps long. On certain track layouts, players have opportunities to create their own shortcuts, which counts as a stunt.
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* '''Race''' - Traditional circuit racing around a track with the goal of finishing in first place. Race events are always 3 laps long. On certain track layouts, players have opportunities to create their own shortcuts, which counts as a stunt.
 
** '''Eliminator''' - Offshoot of Race where the racer in last place is eliminated after thirty seconds. Players have to be the last truck remaining after four total minutes in order to win the event.
  
** '''Eliminator''' - Offshoot of Race where the racer in last place is eliminated after thirty seconds. Players have to be the last truck remaining after four total minutes in order to win the event.
 
** '''Showdown''' - Offshoot of Race featuring only the player and one other opponent. Taking inspiration for its name from ''Monster Jam Showdown'', the objective of Race remains the same here.
  
** '''Showdown''' - Offshoot of Race featuring only the player and one other opponent. Taking inspiration for its name from ''Monster Jam Showdown'', the objective of Race remains the same here.
 
** '''Crush Hour''' - Offshoot of Race featuring half the field racing in one direction and the other half racing in the opposite direction. This mode functions very similarly to the “Head to Head” mode from ''Urban Assault'' and the “Derby Race” mode from ''Monster Jam: Steel Titans.'' However, unlike those modes, players will have a 50/50 chance of starting the race in either direction. The overall objective of Race remains the same here.
  
** '''Crush Hour''' - Offshoot of Race featuring half the field racing in one direction and the other half racing in the opposite direction. This mode functions very similarly to the “Head to Head” mode from ''Urban Assault'' and the “Derby Race” mode from ''Monster Jam: Steel Titans.'' However, unlike those modes, players will have a 50/50 chance of starting the race in either direction. The overall objective of Race remains the same here.
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* '''Track Attack''' - Time trial-styled event featuring only the player’s truck with the objective of achieving the best lap time.
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* '''Track Attack''' - Time trial-styled event featuring only the player’s truck with the objective of achieving the best lap time.
 
* '''Point to Point''' - A traditional race event from point A to point B with the goal of finishing in first place.
  
* '''Point to Point''' - A traditional race event from point A to point B with the goal of finishing in first place.
 
** '''Trailblazer''' - Variation of Point to Point that serves as the game's equivalent of waypoint racing. Like Maximum Destruction events, Trailblazer events take place in an open world map and in this mode, the starting line, any checkpoints and the finish line are scattered throughout the map. Players are free to take any route they choose as long as they reach the checkpoints, although they should keep in mind that the field of opponents will do the same. The objective of Point to Point remains the same here.
  
** '''Trailblazer''' - Variation of Point to Point that serves as the game's equivalent of waypoint racing. Like Maximum Destruction events, Trailblazer events take place in an open world map and in this mode, the starting line, any checkpoints and the finish line are scattered throughout the map. Players are free to take any route they choose as long as they reach the checkpoints, although they should keep in mind that the field of opponents will do the same. The objective of Point to Point remains the same here.
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* '''Drag Race''' - Event that functions very similarly to the "Drag" mode from ''Monster Jam: Steel Titans'' with the goal of finishing in first place.
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** '''Kamikaze''' - Variation of Drag Race featuring half the field racing in one direction and the other half racing in the opposite direction like in Crush Hour. This mode essentially drives each half of the field into each other head on, so it's highly recommended for players to be swift in their reaction times to avoid collisions. Also like Crush Hour, players will have a 50/50 chance of starting the event in either direction and the goal of Drag Race is also the same here.
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* '''Grand Prix''' - Tournament structured mode featuring three to five different events. Each event in the Grand Prix awards points based on where the player finishes in each event, and the overall objective is to finish the Grand Prix with the most points. Grand Prix events feature a combination of any of the Metalstorm Tour events, although Track Attack is not featured in any capacity.
   
 
== Locations ==
  
== Locations ==
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Across both tours, the game features a total of ? locations that are featured in events; all of which are based on their respective real world counterparts. While locations in the Stadium Tour are not destructible, locations in the Metalstorm Tour are destructible in nature. It's also worth noting that locations in the Metalstorm Tour feature several varying track layouts.
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Across both tours, the game features a total of 66 locations that are featured in events; all of which are based on their respective real world counterparts. While locations in the Stadium Tour are not destructible, locations in the Metalstorm Tour are destructible in nature. It's also worth noting that locations in the Metalstorm Tour feature several varying track layouts.
   
 
=== Stadium Tour ===
  
=== Stadium Tour ===
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|Lucas Oil Stadium
  
|Lucas Oil Stadium
 
|Indianapolis, IN
  
|Indianapolis, IN
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|FirstEnergy Stadium
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|Cleveland, OH
 
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|Ohio Stadium
  
|Ohio Stadium
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|Madison, IL
  
|Madison, IL
 
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|U.S. Bank Stadium
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|???
  
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|Minneapolis, MN
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|???
  
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|Princess Auto Stadium
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|Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
 
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|The Bronx, NY
  
|The Bronx, NY
 
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|JMA Wireless Dome
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|???
  
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|Syracuse, NY
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|???
  
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|Rogers Centre
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|Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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|Lincoln Financial Field
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|Philadelphia, PA
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|PNC Park
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|Pittsburgh, PA
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|Lime Rock Park
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|Lakeville, CT
 
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|Los Angeles, CA
  
|Los Angeles, CA
 
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|Angel Stadium
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|???
  
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|Anaheim, CA
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|???
  
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|Phoenix Raceway
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|Phoenix, AZ
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|State Farm Stadium
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|Glendale, AZ
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|Lumen Field
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|Seattle, WA
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|Empower Field at Mile High
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|Denver, CO
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|Providence Park
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|Portland, OR
 
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==== International ====
  
==== International ====
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!Venue
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!City, Country
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|Melbourne Cricket Ground
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|Melbourne, Austrailia
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|Camp Nou
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|Barcelona, Spain
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|Wembley Stadium
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|London. England
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|Estadio Azteca
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|Mexico City, Mexico
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|Aviva Stadium
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|Dublin, Ireland
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|Japan National Stadium
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|Tokyo, Japan
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|Red Bull Arena
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|Leipzig, Germany
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=== Metalstorm Tour ===
  
=== Metalstorm Tour ===
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* Everglades National Park, FL
  
* Everglades National Park, FL
 
* New Orleans, LA
  
* New Orleans, LA
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* Washington, D.C.
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* San Antonio, TX
   
 
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===== North =====
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* Detroit, MI
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* Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
   
 
===== East =====
  
===== East =====
 
* New York, NY
  
* New York, NY
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* Martha’s Vineyard, MA
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===== West =====
  
===== West =====
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* Death Valley, CA
  
* Death Valley, CA
 
* San Francisco, CA
  
* San Francisco, CA
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* Honolulu, HI
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* Glacier Bay, AK
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* White River National Forest, CO
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* Seattle, WA
   
 
==== International ====
  
==== International ====
   
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* Abu Dhabi, Dubai
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* Abu Dhabi, Dubai
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* London, England
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* Paris, France
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* Sydney, Australia
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* Australian Outback
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* Tokyo, Japan
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* Barcelona, Spain
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* Rome, Italy
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* Black Forest, Germany
   
 
== Monster Trucks ==
  
== Monster Trucks ==
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At launch, there are ? monster trucks that the player can collect and drive. The majority of them can be purchased with cash earned from events, although some can only be purchased with Fan Points. In addition, some can only be unlocked after certain milestones or achievements have been met.
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At launch, there are 64 monster trucks that the player can collect and drive. The majority of them can be purchased with cash earned from events, although some can only be purchased with Fan Points. In addition, some can only be unlocked after certain milestones or achievements have been met.
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''(NOTE: All rights to each truck belong to Monster Jam, USHRA & FELD Entertainment)''
   
 
=== Base Roster ===
  
=== Base Roster ===
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!Unlock Method
  
!Unlock Method
 
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|[[File:Alien Invasion (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
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|Alien Invasion
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|Alien Invasion
 
|3
  
|3
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Avenger (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Avenger
  
|Avenger
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|???
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|8
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Axe (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Axe
  
|Axe
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Backwards Bob (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Backwards Bob
  
|Backwards Bob
 
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|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Bad Company (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Bad Company
  
|Bad Company
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Bad News Travel Fast (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Bad News Travels Fast
  
|Bad News Travels Fast
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|3
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Bakugan Dragonoid (Monster Jan).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Bakugan Dragonoid
  
|Bakugan Dragonoid
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|???
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|5
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Bigfoot -19 (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Bigfoot (Bigfoot #19)
  
|Bigfoot (Bigfoot #19)
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|???
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|3
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Blue Thunder (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Blue Thunder
  
|Blue Thunder
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|???
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|3
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Bro Camino (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|BroCamino
  
|BroCamino
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Brutus (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Brutus
  
|Brutus
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Bulldozer (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Bulldozer
  
|Bulldozer
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Classroom Crusher (Monster Jam).png|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Classroom Crusher
  
|Classroom Crusher
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Crushstation (Monster Jam).png|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Crushstation
  
|Crushstation
 
|3
  
|3
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Doom's Day (Monster Jam).png|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Doom’s Day
  
|Doom’s Day
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Dragon (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Dragon
  
|Dragon
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|???
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|6
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Earth Shaker (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Earth Shaker
  
|Earth Shaker
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|???
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|4
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:El Toro Loco (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|El Toro Loco
  
|El Toro Loco
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|???
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|8
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Excaliber (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
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|Excaliber
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|Excalibur
  
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:FreeBird (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|FreeBird
  
|FreeBird
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|-
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|[[File:Grave Digger (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Grave Digger
  
|Grave Digger
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Grave Digger the Legend (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Grave Digger the Legend
  
|Grave Digger the Legend
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Great Clips Mohawk Warrior (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Great Clips Mohawk Warrior
  
|Great Clips Mohawk Warrior
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Higher Education (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|Higher Education
  
|Higher Education
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Inferno (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Inferno
  
|Inferno
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:JCB Digatron (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|JCB Digatron
  
|JCB Digatron
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Jester (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Jester
  
|Jester
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Jurassic Attack (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Jurassic Attack
  
|Jurassic Attack
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Kraken (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Kraken
  
|Kraken
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Krazy Train (Monster Jam).png|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Krazy Train
  
|Krazy Train
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
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|[[File:Lucas Stabilizer (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
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|???
  
 
|Lucas Stabilizer
  
|Lucas Stabilizer
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Max-D (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Max-D
  
|Max-D
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Mayhem (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Mayhem
 
|Mayhem
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Megalodon (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Megalodon
  
|Megalodon
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Monster Jam Fire Rescue (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Monster Jam Fire Rescue
  
|Monster Jam Fire Rescue
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Monster Jam Stunt Truck (Monster Jam).png|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Monster Jam Stunt Truck
  
|Monster Jam Stunt Truck
 
|???
  
|???
  +
|Available from the Beginning
−
|???
  
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Monster Mutt (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Monster Mutt
  
|Monster Mutt
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Monster Mutt Dalmatian (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Monster Mutt Dalmatian
  
|Monster Mutt Dalmatian
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Monster Mutt Rottweiler (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Monster Mutt Rottweiler
  
|Monster Mutt Rottweiler
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:New Earth Authority (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|New Earth Authority (N.E.A. Police)
  
|New Earth Authority (N.E.A. Police)
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Northern Nightmare (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
−
|Northern Nightmare
+
|Northern Nightmare
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Obsessed (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Obsessed
  
|Obsessed
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Octon8r (Monster Jam).png|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Octon8r
  
|Octon8r
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Overkill Evolution (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
−
|Overkill Evolution
+
|Overkill Evolution
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Pirate's Curse (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Pirate’s Curse
  
|Pirate’s Curse
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Pretty Obsessed (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Pretty Obsessed
  
|Pretty Obsessed
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Raminator (Monster JaM).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Raminator
  
|Raminator
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Rammunition (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Rammunition
  
|Rammunition
 
|2
  
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Ringling (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
−
|Ringling
+
|Ringling
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Soldier Fortune (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Soldier Fortune
  
|Soldier Fortune
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Soldier Fortune Black Ops (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Soldier Fortune Black Ops
  
|Soldier Fortune Black Ops
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Son-uva Digger (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Son-uva Digger
  
|Son-uva Digger
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Stone Crusher (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Stone Crusher
  
|Stone Crusher
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Team Hot Wheels Firestorm (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Team Hot Wheels Firestorm
  
|Team Hot Wheels Firestorm
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Tempest Steed (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Tempest Steed
  
|Tempest Steed
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:ThunderROARus (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|ThunderROARus
  
|ThunderROARus
 
|1
  
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Time Flys (Monster Jam).png|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
 
|Time Flys
  
|Time Flys
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Velociraptor (Monster JaM).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
  +
|Velociraptor
−
|???
  
−
|???
 +
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Vendetta (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
  +
|Vendetta
−
|???
  
−
|???
 +
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Whiplash (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
  +
|Whiplash
−
|???
  
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Wild Side (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
  +
|Wild Side
−
|???
  
−
|???
 +
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Wreckreation (monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
  +
|Wreckreation
−
|???
  
−
|???
 +
|1
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Yeti (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
  +
|Yeti
−
|???
  
−
|???
 +
|2
 
|???
  
|???
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|[[File:Zombie (Monster Jam).jpg|frameless|100x100px]]
−
|???
  
  +
|Zombie
−
|???
  
 
|???
  
|???
 
|???
  
|???
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=== Liveries ===
  
=== Liveries ===
  +
There are a total of ? liveries that the player can collect and equip. Each available monster truck has a specific set of liveries that can be equipped on that truck. Like the monster trucks, the majority of them can be purchased with cash earned from events, although some can only be purchased with Fan Points. Also, some can only be unlocked after certain milestones or achievements have been met.
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Link to be added here.
  
  +
  +
[[Monster Jam: Metalstorm/Liveries]]
   
 
== Stunt List ==
  
== Stunt List ==
  +
The lifeblood of all freestyle events, stunts are various tricks performed by a monster truck and the main generator of points earned in any event in ''Metalstorm''. In the game, stunts are divided into three main categories, with each category awarding a higher point payout: Regular, Mega and Ultimate. Regular contains stunts that are the most easiest to perform and award the least amount of points, while Mega contains stunts of medium difficulty and Ultimate features those that are the most difficult to perform and award the most amount of points.
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Info and link to be added here.
  
  +
  +
Link to be added here.
   
 
== Boosts ==
  
== Boosts ==
−
Boosts are mod-like perks that give the player increases in points performed for certain stunts. Every truck has one specific Boost and each one can be upgraded with Fan Points. Each Boost upgrade adds a 50% increase in points earned for the selected stunt(s) and Boosts can be upgraded up to level 4, for a total point increase of 200%.
+
Boosts are mod-like perks that give the player increases in points performed for certain stunts. Every truck has one specific Boost and each one can be upgraded with Fan Points. Each Boost upgrade adds a 50% increase in points earned for the selected stunt(s) and Boosts can be upgraded up to level 4, for a total point increase of 200%.
   
 
Link to be added here.
  
Link to be added here.
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== Other Editions ==
  
== Other Editions ==
  +
To date, there is one deluxe edition of the game that is available for purchase. Unlike the base version, the deluxe edition can only be purchased digitally. The deluxe edition includes the base game and a host of additional perks.
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Info to be added here.
  
  +
  +
=== ''Monster Jam: Metalstorm - Showstopper Edition ($89.99)'' ===
  +
The only deluxe edition of the game available for purchase, '''Monster Jam: Metalstorm - Showstopper Edition''' includes the base game, all the add-ons included in the DLC section for free and the following additional perks:
  +
  +
* '''Cash Boost''' - Increases the total amount of cash earned after each event by 25%.
  +
* '''2x Fan Multiplier''' - Doubles the total amount of Fan Points earned after each event.
  +
* '''Showstopper Bonus''' - Increases the amount of point totals for all stunts performed in Bonus Time by 15%.
  +
* '''Discounts''' - The following discounts will be included:
  +
** 20% cash discount on monster truck purchases
  +
** 20% Fan Points discount on monster truck purchases
  +
** 10% cash discount on monster truck livery purchases
  +
** 10% Fan Points discount on monster truck livery purchases
   
 
== Soundtrack ==
  
== Soundtrack ==
−
The game features a soundtrack curated by LoganC22 and consisting of ? songs that the player can listen to, making it the first Monster Jam game to definitively have a licensed soundtrack. This soundtrack is split up into two sections, with one section being played in the menus and in Metalstorm Tour events and the other only during Stadium Tour events. As a whole, the soundtrack features a predominant blend of techno and rock songs.
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The game features a soundtrack curated by LoganC22 and consisting of ? songs that the player can listen to, making it the first Monster Jam game to definitively have a licensed soundtrack. This soundtrack is split up into two sections, with one section being played in the menus, in Metalstorm Tour events and in Stadium Tour events except for Freestyle and Two-Wheel Challenge while the other plays only during Freestyle and Two Wheel Challenge events. As a whole, the soundtrack features a predominant blend of techno and rock songs.
   
 
=== Theme Song ===
  
=== Theme Song ===
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|}
   
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=== Menus/Metalstorm Tour Events Only ===
 +
=== Menus/Metalstorm Tour/Stadium Tour Events* ===
 
^ Song only plays in menus
  
^ Song only plays in menus
  +
  +
<nowiki>*</nowiki>Not including Freestyle and Two Wheel Challenge Events
 
{| class="fandom-table"
  
{| class="fandom-table"
 
!Song Artist
  
!Song Artist
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIcffq03sbU Shepherd of Fire (ATLAST Remix)]
  
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIcffq03sbU Shepherd of Fire (ATLAST Remix)]
 
|Hail to the King
  
|Hail to the King
  +
|-
  +
|Bang Camaro
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I5SY73xJwM Begin Again]
  +
|Bang Camaro III
 
|-
  
|-
 
|Bezz Believe
  
|Bezz Believe
 
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVG20V9H2J4 Trucks Gone Wild (feat. Bubba Sparxxx)] ^
  
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVG20V9H2J4 Trucks Gone Wild (feat. Bubba Sparxxx)] ^
 
|Lifted Trucks N Loud Packs
  
|Lifted Trucks N Loud Packs
  +
|-
  +
|Chase and Status
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB-2i3i-j4E Get Got]
  +
|2 RUFF, Vol. 1
  +
|-
  +
|Def Leppard
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adFqYYHtht8 Hello America]
  +
|On Through the Night
  +
|-
  +
|Dream Theater
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CU7uGKV7d4E Enigma Machine]
  +
|Dream Theater
 
|-
  
|-
 
|Excision
  
|Excision
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|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGNZSso0QaM Bounty Hunter]
  
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGNZSso0QaM Bounty Hunter]
 
|Knight
  
|Knight
  +
|-
  +
|Highway Saints
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPMNTbHQZ1w Build Me Up (Tear Me Down)]
  +
|Highway Saints
  +
|-
  +
|Junkie XL
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h30867qxUJY <nowiki>More (feat. Lauren Rocket) [Junk O Rock Remix]</nowiki>]
  +
|More
 
|-
  
|-
 
|Killing Joke
  
|Killing Joke
 
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCLO2u3tvAg Pandemonium]
 
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCLO2u3tvAg Pandemonium]
 
|Pandemonium
  
|Pandemonium
  +
|-
  +
|Le Castle Vania
  +
|[https://youtu.be/Kw9YxSWDFO0?si=nF0k1dIZKU2Uyct5 Use of Force]
  +
|Payday
  +
|-
  +
|Megadeth
  +
|[https://youtu.be/BvninO60KNU?feature=shared Symphony of Destruction]
  +
|Greatest Hits: Back to the Start
  +
|-
  +
|Metallica
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUY0jgu8zx8 Lords of Summer]
  +
|Hardwired...To Self-Destruct
  +
|-
  +
|Ozzy Osbourne
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nX6qGeyaGM I Don’t Wanna Stop]
  +
|Black Rain
  +
|-
  +
|Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5v-7hHfFLa8 Mr. Medicine]
  +
|Land of Sleeper
  +
|-
  +
|Slash
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdM6drySYfo Watch This (feat. Dave Grohl & Duff McKagan)]
  +
|Slash
  +
|-
  +
|Snails & Space Laces
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCLdG9wzUXQ Break It Down (feat. Sam King)]
  +
|
  +
|-
  +
|State of Mine
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeKoBRfTLDs Loud and Heavy]
  +
|
  +
|-
  +
|Stemm
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLQZcRiIAI0 House of Cards]
  +
|Blood Scent
  +
|-
  +
|Styles of Beyond
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuCLxK4dUwo Nine Thou (Grant Mohrman Superstars Remix)]
  +
|Megadef
  +
|-
  +
|Terravita
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQ8_FusEMGs We Can Do It Too]
  +
|Gunpowder
  +
|-
  +
|The Bloody Beetroots
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQx6WRLMA8E Pirates, Punks & Politics (feat. Perry Farrell)]
  +
|The Great Electronic Swindle
  +
|-
  +
|The Qemists
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukXhVcJCrXA Stompbox]
  +
|Join the Q
  +
|-
  +
|Travis Barker
  +
|[https://youtu.be/xCktCsin4Kc?feature=shared Can a Drummer Get Some (feat. Lil Wayne, The Game & Rick Ross)] ^
  +
|Give the Drummer Some
  +
|-
  +
|Trivium
  +
|[https://youtu.be/bnMMe_amFKc?feature=shared Like a Sword Over Damocles]
  +
|In the Court of the Dragon
 
|-
  
|-
 
|Turnstile
  
|Turnstile
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|GLOW ON
  
|GLOW ON
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|Twisted Sister
−
|???
  
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4THIIH81jxM I Wanna Rock]
−
|???
  
  +
|Still Hungry
−
|???
  
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|X-Rl7
−
|???
  
  +
|[https://youtu.be/NXs_sToXyjs?si=gjraLraskAgF8uH- The Show (feat. Blue Stahli)]
−
|???
  
−
|???
 +
|
 
|-
  
|-
  +
|Yelawolf & Caskey
−
|???
  
  +
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZPD_7mrTuI Bad News] ^
−
|???
  
  +
|War Story
−
|???
  
 
|}
  
|}
   
−
=== Stadium Tour Events Only ===
 +
=== Freestyle/Two Wheel Challenge Events Only (Stadium Tour) ===
−
Table to be added here.
 +
Link to be added here.
   
 
== Suggestions ==
  
== Suggestions ==
−
Want to suggest a location, monster truck, Boost or song for ''Metalstorm''? Please don’t hesitate to let LoganC22 know! Leave your suggestions in the comment section down below or message him directly on his [[Message Wall:LoganC22|talk page]] or his Discord! Any suggestions will be taken into consideration.
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Want to suggest a location, monster truck, Boost or song for ''Metalstorm''? Please don’t hesitate to let LoganC22 know! Leave your suggestions in the comment section down below or message him directly on his [[Message Wall:LoganC22|talk page]] or his Discord! Any suggestions will be taken into consideration.
   
 
== Trivia ==
  
== Trivia ==
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** In a notable first, the game is the first ''Monster Jam'' title of its kind on Game Ideas Wiki in its fifteen-plus year history.
  
** In a notable first, the game is the first ''Monster Jam'' title of its kind on Game Ideas Wiki in its fifteen-plus year history.
 
* The first ''Monster Jam'' title in twenty three years to be rated "T", after 2002's ''Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction''.
  
* The first ''Monster Jam'' title in twenty three years to be rated "T", after 2002's ''Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction''.
−
** It is also only the second title ''ever'' in the series to be rated "T", with the other also being ''Maximum Destruction.''
 +
** It is also only the second title ''ever'' in the series to be rated "T", with the other also being ''Maximum Destruction''.
 
* In a sheer coincidence, the game's subtitle is the same name as a cancelled Idea that was originally going to be made by LoganC22. According to him, a game called ''Metalstorm'' was intended to be released in 2022 as a vehicular combat racing title, but it ended up becoming repurposed as ''[[Turfstorm]]'', with its original vision ultimately becoming realized in 2023's ''[[Victory, Inc.]]''
  
* In a sheer coincidence, the game's subtitle is the same name as a cancelled Idea that was originally going to be made by LoganC22. According to him, a game called ''Metalstorm'' was intended to be released in 2022 as a vehicular combat racing title, but it ended up becoming repurposed as ''[[Turfstorm]]'', with its original vision ultimately becoming realized in 2023's ''[[Victory, Inc.]]''
 
* The second Idea developed by Catch 22 to involve a sports-oriented property, after 2022's ''Turfstorm'' focused on American football.
  
* The second Idea developed by Catch 22 to involve a sports-oriented property, after 2022's ''Turfstorm'' focused on American football.
−
* The game's logo screens can be found in the video [https://gameideas.fandom.com/wiki/File:Monster_Jam_Metalstorm_Logo_Screens_%2B_Quote.mp4 here], with it being created by LoganC22 using Canva.
 +
* The game's logo screens can be found in the video [[:File:Monster Jam Metalstorm Logo Screens + Quote.mp4|here]], with it being created by LoganC22 using Canva.
 
* In the above video, the quote displayed at the end was said by Dennis Anderson, creator and former driver of the Grave Digger monster truck and member of the inaugural class of 2020 for the Monster Jam Hall of Fame. Although not stated in the video, LoganC22 confirmed the quote was said in 1998.
  
* In the above video, the quote displayed at the end was said by Dennis Anderson, creator and former driver of the Grave Digger monster truck and member of the inaugural class of 2020 for the Monster Jam Hall of Fame. Although not stated in the video, LoganC22 confirmed the quote was said in 1998.
−
* In the menus, if the soundtrack is turned off, sounds of monster truck engines revving and crowd noise will play after ten seconds of silence.
+
* In the menus, if the soundtrack is turned off, sounds of monster truck engines revving and crowd noise will play after ten seconds of silence.
 
* Similar to their real life counterparts, the following trucks have features that can be activated. All activations can be done by pressing the left analog stick (LS) and regardless of which livery is chosen:
  
* Similar to their real life counterparts, the following trucks have features that can be activated. All activations can be done by pressing the left analog stick (LS) and regardless of which livery is chosen:
  +
** Alien Invasion, Doom's Day and New Earth Authority (N.E.A. Police) each have LED lights that can be toggled on and off.
−
** Info to be added here.
  
  +
** Dragon can "breathe fire" via a flamethrower mounted on the front of the chassis underneath the body for as long as the LS button is pressed. This was a feature removed from its real life counterpart for unknown reasons.
  +
** Bulldozer and El Toro Loco each can "snort" smoke from its body's snout for as long as the LS button is pressed.
  +
** Krazy Train and Lucas Stabilizer each have a horn that can be activated for as long as the LS Button is pressed. Krazy Train features a train horn while Lucas Stabilizer features a horn commonly used by big rigs.
  +
* With the exception of Two Wheel Challenge, Speedway Run, Track Attack & Grand Prix, all other game modes are also playable online.
  +
* Before every Freestyle and Two Wheel Challenge event, a cutscene will play introducing the player's chosen truck.
 
* More to be added here.
  
* More to be added here.
   
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[[Category:"T" Rated]]
  
[[Category:"T" Rated]]
 
[[Category:"T" rated]]
  
[[Category:"T" rated]]
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[[Category:Articles under construction]]
  
 
[[Category:Sports]]
  
[[Category:Sports]]
 
[[Category:Sports Games]]
  
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[[Category:Microsoft]]
  
[[Category:Microsoft]]
 
[[Category:Microsoft Games]]
  
[[Category:Microsoft Games]]
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[[Category:"RP" Rated]]
 +
[[Category:"T" Rated]]
−
[[Category:"RP" rated]]
 +
[[Category:"T" rated]]
 
[[Category:Online function]]
  
[[Category:Online function]]
 
[[Category:Idea]]
  
[[Category:Idea]]
 
[[Category:DLC]]
  
[[Category:DLC]]
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[[Category:In Progress]]
  
 
[[Category:Computer Games]]
  
[[Category:Computer Games]]
 
[[Category:Catch 22 Studios]]
  
[[Category:Catch 22 Studios]]
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[[Category:New Games]]
  
[[Category:New Games]]
 
[[Category:Sports video games]]
  
[[Category:Sports video games]]
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[[Category:Arcade]]
 +
[[Category:Arcade Games]]
 
[[Category:2025 video games]]
  
[[Category:2025 video games]]
 
[[Category:Anniversary]]
  
[[Category:Anniversary]]
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[[Category:Microsoft Windows]]
  
[[Category:Microsoft Windows]]
 
[[Category:Sports games]]
  
[[Category:Sports games]]
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[[Category:Computer games]]
 +
[[Category:PC Games]]
 
[[Category:Xbox One]]
  
[[Category:Xbox One]]
 
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Monster Jam: Metalstorm is a future arcade-styled sports racing video game developed by Catch 22 Studios and published by Milestone. The tenth game in the Monster Jam series, the game will be available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft Windows and Nintendo Switch.

Gameplay

Developed by Catch 22 Studios, Monster Jam: Metalstorm is a racing game featuring Monster Jam, a motorsport event tour owned by Feld Entertainment and sanctioned by the United States Hot Rod Association (USHRA), with monster trucks prominently featured within the entertainment. Billed as a spiritual successor to Activision's Monster Jam: Urban Assault (2008), the game presents a unique feel and experience that makes it stand out from recent Monster Jam releases.

Core gameplay revolves around the "Monster Series", a large globetrotting game mode that serves as the game's main career mode. The mode encompasses two different tours: the "Stadium Tour", which focuses on stadium-set events and the eponymous "Metalstorm Tour" that focuses on events in environments away from the stadium. Every location in the game is based on its real life counterpart, and the overall objective of each event within the mode is to either finish a race in first place or score the most points, which can be done by performing stunts.

The game features a vast variety of monster trucks and liveries that the player can collect and drive. Throughout the career, players rack up cash, which can be used to purchase said trucks and liveries and Fan Points, the game's version of Experience Points (XP) that can be used to purchase/unlock certain trucks and liveries that can't be purchased with cash. Fan points are also used toward upgrading Boosts, mod-like perks that increase point totals for specific stunts. Similar to 2024's Monster Jam Showdown (also published by Milestone), the game utilizes a dual-analog stick control scheme; the left stick controls the front tires and turns the truck while it's on the ground, while the right stick controls the back tires and the truck while it's in the air. Players must utilize both sticks in order to effectively control their truck and perform as many stunts as possible.

Other gameplay elements include a rechargeable nitro system, cross-play online support, VR support and RePlay, a mechanic that allows players to record their sessions or save select moments in events and share them online for others to view.

Monster Series

The game's main career mode, the Monster Series is a large game mode made up of two connected but different globetrotting tours in the Stadium Tour and the Metalstorm Tour. As highlighted in the above heading, the Stadium Tour is a series of several events taking place inside stadiums only and the Metalstorm Tour features several events set in various environments away from the stadium. Players can complete one tour at a time, or progress through both at once by individually completing events in each.

Regardless of which tour the player is competing in, each event awards the player with cash and Fan Points; all of which can be spent at the player's discretion. Completion of each tour awards the player with a bonus in cash and Fan Points, as well as a special trophy exclusive to that tour. While the campaign is available in single player only, each event is individually playable in both single player and online play. Unless otherwise noted, every event fields 8 total trucks (including the player’s) at a time.

Stadium Tour

  • Freestyle - Event featuring only the player's truck in an open stadium. Players must perform stunts and chain them into as many combos as possible within two minutes and earn the most points against seven opponents in order to win. Functioning very similarly to the freestyle mode from Monster Jam Showdown, if the player is in the middle of a combo when the regulation time expires, they will go into "Bonus Time", allowing them to continue the event for as long as possible until their combo is finally completed. If the player wrecks in the middle of a combo and can't save their truck, their combo and potential total of points accumulated will be lost and they'll have to start it again.
    • Teamstyle - Offshoot of Freestyle featuring the player's truck and one other truck as the player's teammate. In this mode, the eight truck field is represented as four groups of two and the overall objective is to be the team with the highest amount of points after two minutes. Core mechanics remain the same although unlike Freestyle, there is no Bonus Time. If the player has enough trucks unlocked in their collection, they can choose the truck their teammate will drive.
    • Two Wheel Challenge - Offshoot of Freestyle where only stunts involving two wheels will be counted toward the player's score. Like Freestyle, this mode features only the player's truck and the overall objective remains the same. However, like Teamstyle, there is no Bonus Time and rather than two minutes, players have one minute and thirty seconds to work with.
  • Race Eliminator - Elimination-styled event formatted in the same way as real time racing. Trucks compete head to head in rounds on a track in the stadium with the winning truck moving on to each round. Players will have to win all three rounds to be victorious for the whole event.
  • Speedway Run - Circuit racing that takes place on a track inside of a speedway venue. Unlike Race, this event is always 3-5 laps long on average. To be victorious, players must finish first in the race.

Metalstorm Tour

  • Maximum Destruction - The Metalstorm Tour's equivalent of Freestyle. Taking its name from the iconic monster truck of the same name, the mode emphasizes destruction of the environment around the player on top of performing stunts. In addition to getting points from said stunts, players get additional points for how much environmental damage they cause, which contributes toward their ending point total. The overall objective of Freestyle remains the same here and the Bonus Time mechanic is also present.
  • Race - Traditional circuit racing around a track with the goal of finishing in first place. Race events are always 3 laps long. On certain track layouts, players have opportunities to create their own shortcuts, which counts as a stunt.
    • Eliminator - Offshoot of Race where the racer in last place is eliminated after thirty seconds. Players have to be the last truck remaining after four total minutes in order to win the event.
    • Showdown - Offshoot of Race featuring only the player and one other opponent. Taking inspiration for its name from Monster Jam Showdown, the objective of Race remains the same here.
    • Crush Hour - Offshoot of Race featuring half the field racing in one direction and the other half racing in the opposite direction. This mode functions very similarly to the “Head to Head” mode from Urban Assault and the “Derby Race” mode from Monster Jam: Steel Titans. However, unlike those modes, players will have a 50/50 chance of starting the race in either direction. The overall objective of Race remains the same here.
  • Track Attack - Time trial-styled event featuring only the player’s truck with the objective of achieving the best lap time.
  • Point to Point - A traditional race event from point A to point B with the goal of finishing in first place.
    • Trailblazer - Variation of Point to Point that serves as the game's equivalent of waypoint racing. Like Maximum Destruction events, Trailblazer events take place in an open world map and in this mode, the starting line, any checkpoints and the finish line are scattered throughout the map. Players are free to take any route they choose as long as they reach the checkpoints, although they should keep in mind that the field of opponents will do the same. The objective of Point to Point remains the same here.
  • Drag Race - Event that functions very similarly to the "Drag" mode from Monster Jam: Steel Titans with the goal of finishing in first place.
    • Kamikaze - Variation of Drag Race featuring half the field racing in one direction and the other half racing in the opposite direction like in Crush Hour. This mode essentially drives each half of the field into each other head on, so it's highly recommended for players to be swift in their reaction times to avoid collisions. Also like Crush Hour, players will have a 50/50 chance of starting the event in either direction and the goal of Drag Race is also the same here.
  • Grand Prix - Tournament structured mode featuring three to five different events. Each event in the Grand Prix awards points based on where the player finishes in each event, and the overall objective is to finish the Grand Prix with the most points. Grand Prix events feature a combination of any of the Metalstorm Tour events, although Track Attack is not featured in any capacity.

Locations

Across both tours, the game features a total of 66 locations that are featured in events; all of which are based on their respective real world counterparts. While locations in the Stadium Tour are not destructible, locations in the Metalstorm Tour are destructible in nature. It's also worth noting that locations in the Metalstorm Tour feature several varying track layouts.

Stadium Tour

USA

South
Venue City, State
LoanDepot Park Miami, FL
Camping World Stadium Orlando, FL
North Florida Speedway Lake City, FL
Mercedes-Benz Stadium Atlanta, GA
Atlanta Motor Speedway Hampton, GA
Bristol Motor Speedway Bristol. TN
Caesars Superdome New Orleans, LA
NRG Stadium Houston, TX
AT&T Stadium Arlington, TX
North
Venue City, State
Ford Field Detroit, MI
Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN
FirstEnergy Stadium Cleveland, OH
Ohio Stadium Columbus, OH
Gateway Motorsports Park Madison, IL
U.S. Bank Stadium Minneapolis, MN
Princess Auto Stadium Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
East
Venue City, State
MetLife Stadium East Rutherford, NJ
Yankee Stadium The Bronx, NY
JMA Wireless Dome Syracuse, NY
Rogers Centre Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, PA
PNC Park Pittsburgh, PA
Lime Rock Park Lakeville, CT
West
Venue City, State
Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas, NV
Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex Honolulu, HI
SoFi Stadium Inglewood, CA
Dodger Stadium Los Angeles, CA
Angel Stadium Anaheim, CA
Phoenix Raceway Phoenix, AZ
State Farm Stadium Glendale, AZ
Lumen Field Seattle, WA
Empower Field at Mile High Denver, CO
Providence Park Portland, OR

International

Venue City, Country
Melbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne, Austrailia
Camp Nou Barcelona, Spain
Wembley Stadium London. England
Estadio Azteca Mexico City, Mexico
Aviva Stadium Dublin, Ireland
Japan National Stadium Tokyo, Japan
Red Bull Arena Leipzig, Germany

Metalstorm Tour

USA

South
  • Miami, FL
  • Everglades National Park, FL
  • New Orleans, LA
  • Washington, D.C.
  • San Antonio, TX
North
  • Detroit, MI
  • Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
East
  • New York, NY
  • Martha’s Vineyard, MA
West
  • Las Vegas, NV
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Death Valley, CA
  • San Francisco, CA
  • Honolulu, HI
  • Glacier Bay, AK
  • White River National Forest, CO
  • Seattle, WA

International

  • Abu Dhabi, Dubai
  • London, England
  • Paris, France
  • Sydney, Australia
  • Australian Outback
  • Tokyo, Japan
  • Barcelona, Spain
  • Rome, Italy
  • Black Forest, Germany

Monster Trucks

At launch, there are 64 monster trucks that the player can collect and drive. The majority of them can be purchased with cash earned from events, although some can only be purchased with Fan Points. In addition, some can only be unlocked after certain milestones or achievements have been met.

(NOTE: All rights to each truck belong to Monster Jam, USHRA & FELD Entertainment)

Base Roster

Truck Photo Truck Name # of Total Liveries Unlock Method
Alien Invasion 3 ???
Avenger 8 ???
Axe 1 ???
Backwards Bob 1 ???
Bad Company 2 ???
Bad News Travels Fast 3 ???
Bakugan Dragonoid 5 ???
Bigfoot (Bigfoot #19) 3 ???
Blue Thunder 3 ???
BroCamino 1 ???
Brutus 1 ???
Bulldozer 2 ???
Classroom Crusher 1 ???
Crushstation 3 ???
Doom’s Day 1 ???
Dragon 6 ???
Earth Shaker 4 ???
El Toro Loco 8 ???
Excaliber 1 ???
FreeBird 2 ???
Grave Digger ??? ???
Grave Digger the Legend 2 ???
Great Clips Mohawk Warrior ??? ???
Higher Education 2 ???
Inferno 1 ???
JCB Digatron 2 ???
Jester ??? ???
Jurassic Attack ??? ???
Kraken ??? ???
Krazy Train 1 ???
Lucas Stabilizer 1 ???
Max-D ??? ???
Mayhem 1 ???
Megalodon ??? ???
Monster Jam Fire Rescue 1 ???
Monster Jam Stunt Truck ??? Available from the Beginning
Monster Mutt ??? ???
Monster Mutt Dalmatian ??? ???
Monster Mutt Rottweiler ??? ???
New Earth Authority (N.E.A. Police) ??? ???
Northern Nightmare ??? ???
Obsessed 1 ???
Octon8r 2 ???
Overkill Evolution 1 ???
Pirate’s Curse ??? ???
Pretty Obsessed 1 ???
Raminator 2 ???
Rammunition 2 ???
Ringling 1 ???
Soldier Fortune ??? ???
Soldier Fortune Black Ops ??? ???
Son-uva Digger ??? ???
Stone Crusher ??? ???
Team Hot Wheels Firestorm ??? ???
Tempest Steed 1 ???
ThunderROARus 1 ???
Time Flys ??? ???
Velociraptor 2 ???
Vendetta 1 ???
Whiplash ??? ???
Wild Side 1 ???
Wreckreation 1 ???
Yeti 2 ???
Zombie ??? ???

Liveries

There are a total of ? liveries that the player can collect and equip. Each available monster truck has a specific set of liveries that can be equipped on that truck. Like the monster trucks, the majority of them can be purchased with cash earned from events, although some can only be purchased with Fan Points. Also, some can only be unlocked after certain milestones or achievements have been met.

Monster Jam: Metalstorm/Liveries

Stunt List

The lifeblood of all freestyle events, stunts are various tricks performed by a monster truck and the main generator of points earned in any event in Metalstorm. In the game, stunts are divided into three main categories, with each category awarding a higher point payout: Regular, Mega and Ultimate. Regular contains stunts that are the most easiest to perform and award the least amount of points, while Mega contains stunts of medium difficulty and Ultimate features those that are the most difficult to perform and award the most amount of points.

Link to be added here.

Boosts

Boosts are mod-like perks that give the player increases in points performed for certain stunts. Every truck has one specific Boost and each one can be upgraded with Fan Points. Each Boost upgrade adds a 50% increase in points earned for the selected stunt(s) and Boosts can be upgraded up to level 4, for a total point increase of 200%.

Link to be added here.

DLC

Info to be added here.

Other Editions

To date, there is one deluxe edition of the game that is available for purchase. Unlike the base version, the deluxe edition can only be purchased digitally. The deluxe edition includes the base game and a host of additional perks.

Monster Jam: Metalstorm - Showstopper Edition ($89.99)

The only deluxe edition of the game available for purchase, Monster Jam: Metalstorm - Showstopper Edition includes the base game, all the add-ons included in the DLC section for free and the following additional perks:

  • Cash Boost - Increases the total amount of cash earned after each event by 25%.
  • 2x Fan Multiplier - Doubles the total amount of Fan Points earned after each event.
  • Showstopper Bonus - Increases the amount of point totals for all stunts performed in Bonus Time by 15%.
  • Discounts - The following discounts will be included:
    • 20% cash discount on monster truck purchases
    • 20% Fan Points discount on monster truck purchases
    • 10% cash discount on monster truck livery purchases
    • 10% Fan Points discount on monster truck livery purchases

Soundtrack

The game features a soundtrack curated by LoganC22 and consisting of ? songs that the player can listen to, making it the first Monster Jam game to definitively have a licensed soundtrack. This soundtrack is split up into two sections, with one section being played in the menus, in Metalstorm Tour events and in Stadium Tour events except for Freestyle and Two-Wheel Challenge while the other plays only during Freestyle and Two Wheel Challenge events. As a whole, the soundtrack features a predominant blend of techno and rock songs.

Theme Song

Song Artist Song Title Album (Original Appears On)
Living Colour Cult of Personality Vivid

Trailer Songs

* Song only appears via trailers

Song Artist Song Title Album (Original Appears On)
Excision Rumble (feat. Space Laces) Apex
Airbourne Back in the Game * Black Dog Barking
Sydney Mack Monster Jam *

Menus/Metalstorm Tour/Stadium Tour Events*

^ Song only plays in menus

*Not including Freestyle and Two Wheel Challenge Events

Song Artist Song Title Album (Original Appears On)
Airbourne It's Never Too Loud for Me Breakin' Outta Hell
Avenged Sevenfold Paranoid Diamonds in the Rough
Shepherd of Fire (ATLAST Remix) Hail to the King
Bang Camaro Begin Again Bang Camaro III
Bezz Believe Trucks Gone Wild (feat. Bubba Sparxxx) ^ Lifted Trucks N Loud Packs
Chase and Status Get Got 2 RUFF, Vol. 1
Def Leppard Hello America On Through the Night
Dream Theater Enigma Machine Dream Theater
Excision Rumble (feat. Space Laces) Apex
F.O.O.L. Bounty Hunter Knight
Highway Saints Build Me Up (Tear Me Down) Highway Saints
Junkie XL More (feat. Lauren Rocket) [Junk O Rock Remix] More
Killing Joke Pandemonium Pandemonium
Le Castle Vania Use of Force Payday
Megadeth Symphony of Destruction Greatest Hits: Back to the Start
Metallica Lords of Summer Hardwired...To Self-Destruct
Ozzy Osbourne I Don’t Wanna Stop Black Rain
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Mr. Medicine Land of Sleeper
Slash Watch This (feat. Dave Grohl & Duff McKagan) Slash
Snails & Space Laces Break It Down (feat. Sam King)
State of Mine Loud and Heavy
Stemm House of Cards Blood Scent
Styles of Beyond Nine Thou (Grant Mohrman Superstars Remix) Megadef
Terravita We Can Do It Too Gunpowder
The Bloody Beetroots Pirates, Punks & Politics (feat. Perry Farrell) The Great Electronic Swindle
The Qemists Stompbox Join the Q
Travis Barker Can a Drummer Get Some (feat. Lil Wayne, The Game & Rick Ross) ^ Give the Drummer Some
Trivium Like a Sword Over Damocles In the Court of the Dragon
Turnstile BLACKOUT GLOW ON
Twisted Sister I Wanna Rock Still Hungry
X-Rl7 The Show (feat. Blue Stahli)
Yelawolf & Caskey Bad News ^ War Story

Freestyle/Two Wheel Challenge Events Only (Stadium Tour)

Link to be added here.

Suggestions

Want to suggest a location, monster truck, Boost or song for Metalstorm? Please don’t hesitate to let LoganC22 know! Leave your suggestions in the comment section down below or message him directly on his talk page or his Discord! Any suggestions will be taken into consideration.

Trivia

  • The second game in LoganC22's three-game five year anniversary celebration block on Fandom.
    • In a notable first, the game is the first Monster Jam title of its kind on Game Ideas Wiki in its fifteen-plus year history.
  • The first Monster Jam title in twenty three years to be rated "T", after 2002's Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction.
    • It is also only the second title ever in the series to be rated "T", with the other also being Maximum Destruction.
  • In a sheer coincidence, the game's subtitle is the same name as a cancelled Idea that was originally going to be made by LoganC22. According to him, a game called Metalstorm was intended to be released in 2022 as a vehicular combat racing title, but it ended up becoming repurposed as Turfstorm, with its original vision ultimately becoming realized in 2023's Victory, Inc.
  • The second Idea developed by Catch 22 to involve a sports-oriented property, after 2022's Turfstorm focused on American football.
  • The game's logo screens can be found in the video here, with it being created by LoganC22 using Canva.
  • In the above video, the quote displayed at the end was said by Dennis Anderson, creator and former driver of the Grave Digger monster truck and member of the inaugural class of 2020 for the Monster Jam Hall of Fame. Although not stated in the video, LoganC22 confirmed the quote was said in 1998.
  • In the menus, if the soundtrack is turned off, sounds of monster truck engines revving and crowd noise will play after ten seconds of silence.
  • Similar to their real life counterparts, the following trucks have features that can be activated. All activations can be done by pressing the left analog stick (LS) and regardless of which livery is chosen:
    • Alien Invasion, Doom's Day and New Earth Authority (N.E.A. Police) each have LED lights that can be toggled on and off.
    • Dragon can "breathe fire" via a flamethrower mounted on the front of the chassis underneath the body for as long as the LS button is pressed. This was a feature removed from its real life counterpart for unknown reasons.
    • Bulldozer and El Toro Loco each can "snort" smoke from its body's snout for as long as the LS button is pressed.
    • Krazy Train and Lucas Stabilizer each have a horn that can be activated for as long as the LS Button is pressed. Krazy Train features a train horn while Lucas Stabilizer features a horn commonly used by big rigs.
  • With the exception of Two Wheel Challenge, Speedway Run, Track Attack & Grand Prix, all other game modes are also playable online.
  • Before every Freestyle and Two Wheel Challenge event, a cutscene will play introducing the player's chosen truck.
  • More to be added here.

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