Who doesn't love to smash stuff? It certainly worked for Burnout. And then there's the idea of racing massive big rigs through - and smacking into - traffic. Popular comedians like Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy have laughed all the way to the bank by laughing at - and with - rednecks. First, you get redneck humor, which can be a lot of fun. The idea behind Big Mutha Truckers 2 is actually a promising one. But if you're not one to heed warnings, prepare for a lumpy mix of insipid redneck humor, monotonous arcade racing, and simplistic strategy. The subtitle of Big Mutha Truckers 2 is 'Truck Me Harder.' That should be a warning right there: take a detour to avoid the stupidity ahead. Throughout their 18-wheeling adventure, players encounter a cast of exaggerated characters designed to caricature both the best and the worst that the ground-shipping industry has to offer. As in the first game, players can choose their own routes, making use of any back roads or secret shortcuts they may find, as they strive to avoid overzealous law enforcement agents and beat out rival truckers for the sweetest contracts and best runs.
This tongue-in-cheek trucking sim sequel sends players across the U.S., behind the wheel of a big rig, moving cargo to key locations for profit and prestige.
