Bigfoot: Collision Course vs Monster Trux: Arenas
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Take the wheel of the legendary BIGFOOT monster truck and unleash 4x4 crushing power across outrageous tracks. The game blends fast‑paced arcade racing with over‑the‑top car‑crushing action for a family‑friendly thrill ride. Challenge friends in split‑screen or go solo in a single‑player campaign that pits you against increasingly wild obstacles and rival trucks. With simple controls and colorful visuals, it’s designed for quick pick‑up fun on PC.
Monster Trux: Arenas puts you behind the wheel of oversized trucks that can be upgraded, customized, and unleashed across a variety of arena courses. The game offers both single‑player championships and challenges, as well as split‑screen multiplayer for head‑to‑head action.\nUtilizing the Wii’s motion controls, players can bump, smash, and crash into opponents while unlocking hidden extras like bigger trucks and new tracks. With a focus on fast, chaotic racing, the title delivers a family‑friendly experience rated E by the ESRB.
- Easy to pick up and play
- Entertaining split‑screen multiplayer
- Distinctive monster‑truck theme
- Colorful, cartoony graphics
- Easy-to-learn Wii controls
- Exciting split‑screen multiplayer
- Unlockable trucks and tracks add replay value
- Family‑friendly E rating
- Limited depth for hardcore racers
- Repetitive track design
- Low critical score reflects dated mechanics
- No online multiplayer
- Limited to Wii control scheme
- Graphics are dated by modern standards
- Only available on PC despite Wii focus
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The Verdict
AI-generated from listing dataBoth are cheap, arcade‑style monster‑truck racers with split‑screen play, but Bigfoot: Collision Course offers a broader truck‑customization system while Monster Trux: Arenas leans on Wii‑style steering and a championship mode.
Key differences
- •Bigfoot includes detailed paint, wheel, and decal customization; Monster Trux only unlocks larger trucks.
- •Monster Trux emphasizes Wii remote steering and a progressive single‑player championship; Bigfoot uses standard controls and AI races.
- •Bigfoot lists a concrete MSRP ($19.99) and a critic score (28/100); Monster Trux provides no price or critic data.
- •Bigfoot mentions global leaderboards; Monster Trux does not.
- •Both are PC‑only despite Monster Trux’s Wii focus, but platform availability is not specified for Bigfoot.
Gameplay & fun factor
Bigfoot offers truck paint/wheel customization and global leaderboards, adding more variety than Monster Trux’s basic unlocks.
Platform availability
Both are only available on PC; Monster Trux notes Wii focus but confirms PC‑only, Bigfoot’s platform not specified.
Price & value
Bigfoot lists a clear price ($19.99); Monster Trux provides no price information, making value unclear.
Multiplayer / co‑op
Both support local split‑screen for two players; neither offers online multiplayer.
Content & replayability
Bigfoot has multiple themed tracks, unlockable trucks, upgrades, and leaderboards; Monster Trux has fewer tracks and relies on arena obstacles.
Difficulty & accessibility
Monster Trux’s Wii‑style steering is described as easy‑to‑learn, whereas Bigfoot’s arcade handling is less specifically noted.
Graphics & performance
Both are described as dated; Monster Trux explicitly calls graphics dated, while Bigfoot’s graphics are only described as colorful and cartoony.
Choose Bigfoot: Collision Course if…
Players who want deeper truck customization, leaderboards, and a variety of tracks.
Choose Monster Trux: Arenas if…
Players who prefer Wii‑style steering and a simple championship mode.
Common questions
What is the cost of each game?
Bigfoot: Collision Course costs $19.99; Monster Trux: Arenas does not list a price.
Can I play online with friends?
No; both only support local split‑screen multiplayer.
Which game has more content to keep me playing?
Bigfoot offers multiple themed tracks, truck customization, upgrades, and global leaderboards, providing more replay value.