Monster Jam: Path of Destruction

 Xbox 360
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  1. My Gamer
    Feb 23, 2011
    44
    Monster Jam: Path of Destruction is a basic racing game that only die-hard fans might appreciate.

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5.6

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  1. OldDogEyes
    Feb 15, 2011
    8
    It's ashamed that this game hasn't gotten more promotional support. It's not a bad game and it's easily the best game in the series. I'veIt's ashamed that this game hasn't gotten more promotional support. It's not a bad game and it's easily the best game in the series. I've played more than a few racing/driving games that are much much worse: Nail'd, Fuel, Indianapolis 500 Evolution, Import Tuner Challenge, Wheelman, WoO: Sprint Cars, Race Pro, Baja 1000 (not to be confused with Baja Edge of Control was pretty good), Pocketbike Racer, Crash Time: Autobahn Pursuit & Autobahn Polizei to name a few...

    So if you want to play a fun arcade style racer with decent graphics, race type diversity, decent controls and a good attempt at course design, give this one a try.    … Full Review »
  2. GordonFreeman93
    Oct 9, 2018
    8
    I've played this game multiple times across multiple saves, and I've had a lot of fun every single time I've played it. Plenty of event,I've played this game multiple times across multiple saves, and I've had a lot of fun every single time I've played it. Plenty of event, stunt, truck, and course variety. The game looks pretty decent for how old it is, definitely better than "Monster Jam: Crush It!". I also like the custom trucks that you can make. I especially like it, as I can make my own logos with the tools provided. As you level up, you get more official trucks and customizable trucks. You also unlock more stadiums and events. My only main problems are the slightly janky physics (steep ramps for backflips functioning like walls sometimes, getting stuck on a lip for a second when you crush something, that sorta stuff) and the lack of a reward for 100%-ing the game. The most you get out of it is just being able to replay everything and customize all you want. Overall, I would say just to play it until you think that you've done enough in it. You could call it an endless game if you wanted. It's easy to complete the entire game, then go back and try to speedrun anything you barely completed. I would definitely recommend you get this game.… Full Review »
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