Best monster truck games for Android
Monster truck games put you in a lifted truck on big tires for racing, freestyle stunts, huge jumps and crushing smaller vehicles.
9 games ranked · How we rank
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A deep, licensed monster truck game with a track editor and multiplayer.
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A free, loud truck-versus-giant game that rewards a well-aimed crash and suits short, repeat sessions.
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A forgiving, noisy monster truck racer that very young children can win, with ads and optional adult purchases to manage first.
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A free, deep offroad sim for players who enjoy tuning trucks for mud, rock and hill climbs.
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A free, ad-supported stunt game for players who want big ramps and open ground rather than precise racing.
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A free, ad-supported builder-racer that suits younger Hot Wheels fans who like making tracks as much as driving them.
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A well-judged first driving game for toddlers and preschoolers, provided you are comfortable with ads and in-app purchases.
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A free, chaotic car-battle game that shines in short two-player sessions, with ads and optional purchases as the trade-off.
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A free monster truck hill climber for players who want gears, rollovers and a fight with the slope.
About monster truck games
They suit players who want arcade driving with exaggerated physics rather than careful simulation, and who would rather jump and crush than stay on the road. Some lean toward timed races and checkpoints, others toward open arenas and stunt scoring, and sessions range from a quick stunt run to a longer career mode. The main differences are how forgiving the handling feels, how much content sits behind a paywall and whether the game works without a connection.
What to look for
- Check the control scheme, since tilt, touch buttons, and virtual sticks change how precisely you can steer and land jumps.
- Look at how the truck physics behave on landings and crashes, because overly floaty or rigid handling makes stunts frustrating.
- See whether the game offers offline play, which matters if you want to race without a stable connection.
- Review how the game makes money, such as ads between runs or paid unlocks for trucks and tracks, so you know what you get upfront.
- Confirm that the stunt and race modes are separated clearly, because mixing them can make progression feel cluttered.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.