The six that didn't make the racing bracket will do a wheelie competition. Just like in real life, for the stadium series, only eight players will be racing. Players will also do qualifying to set a racing bracket for that particular event. For the Triple Threat Series, the max value will be 8 for the FS1/Stadium series, the max amount will be 14. The max amount of players for a single party depends on what tour you do. A person will win through a points system, like the actual series in Monster Jam today. The host can name the tour that they make, like "Path of Destruction East/West." They could make it so that it is a combination of arenas and stadiums if they wanted to. This same idea also applies to local multiplayer. The host can pause their tour and be picked back up at a later date in time. The player can also create custom tours to go on with a party. People can also go on tour, and do stuff like simulate the FS1 series, or Triple Threat Series. It also makes it so that people can race, freestyle, do wheelie competitions, etc. A huge factor to consider during the development period. As for what to expect out of the game, there are several features that I, and many others, would like to see. I feel as though, for accessibility reasons, this game should be developed and released for the Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC/Mac OSX/Linux. 2K Sports is another good developer for this video game. If not them, then either Turn 10 (recognized for the Forza Motorsport series) or Codemasters (known for their F1 and Dirt series). As for who can make it, personally I was thinking about EA Canada or EA Tiburon (Electronic Arts, Known for both Madden and Fifa). On behalf of the adult fanbase, and the entire monster truck community I would like to see a realistic Monster Jam game.
What I would like to see is a shift in focus regarding who the games are being played by, and who is following Monster Jam as a whole. Keep in mind this is coming from an adult fan.
Personally, from playing the mobile game and watching gameplay footage of “Battlegrounds" and "Crush It!", The games have been degrading in quality ever since my childhood. I mainly play "Monster Jam: Path Of Destruction" on my Xbox 360 (yes, I still use it), "Monster Jam: Urban Assault" and the "Monster Jam (2007)" games on my Wii. One of the things that I loved to do was play the Monster Jam video games, and I still do to this day.
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