4WD Off-Road Driving Sim
Semi Truck Snow Simulator
Fire Ranger Pro
Monster Truck: High Speed
Truck Driver Crazy Road 2
Truck Legends
18 Wheeler Cargo Simulator
Rush Hour
Oil Tanker Truck Drive
Indian Truck Simulator 3D
City Driving Truck Simulator 3D 2020
City Construction Simulator 3D
Drive Space
Monster Race 3D WebGL
Russian UAZ Offroad Driving 3D
Monster Truck 3D Winter
City Construction Simulator: Excavator Games
Monster Cars: Ultimate Simulator
Turbo Trucks Race
Truck Driver Crazy Road
Truck Stack Colors
Kamaz Truck: Drift and Driving
Driver Master Simulator
Fire Truck: Driving Simulator
Traffic Road
Crazy Road
Car Transport Truck
Animal Transport Truck
Cargo Drive
Sea Animal Transport
US Army Drone Attack Mission
Belt It
American Truck Car Driving
Garbage Truck Simulator
Free Rally 2
Garbage Truck Driving
Truck Space 2
Semi Driver 3D Trailer Parking
Just Park It 11
Vehicles Simulator
Fire Truck Dash 3D Parking
Oil Tanker Transporter Truck
Drive To Wreck
Free Rally
Russian Offroad Pickup Driver
18 Wheeler Truck Parking 2
Handy Man!
Heavy Excavator Simulator
Truck Simulator: Russia
Radioactive Rumble Parking
Monster Differences Truck
Vehicle Parking Master 3D
18 Wheeler Driving Sim
Vehicles Simulator 2
Tropic Adventure
Christmas Monster Truck
Gt Jeep Impossible Mega Dangerous Track
Hidden Snowflakes in Plow Trucks
Real Flying Truck Simulator 3D
Super Crime Steel War Hero
Kogama: Coronavirus In the City
Real Cargo Truck Simulator
Uphill Cargo Trailer Simulator
Hidden Wrench in Trucks
Punching Excavator: Breakdown
Tapocalypse
Monsters' Wheels Special
Monster Truck Dirt Racer
Street Legends
Truck Driver Cargo: Truck Simulator
My Fire Station World
Real Construction Excavator Simulator
The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) saw 3 titles that inspired the truck games subgenre. The first was Super Off Road (1989), Bigfoot (1990), and Monster Truck Rally (1991). Together these early console games laid the groundwork for browser-based truck games. In 1999, the PC game GTA 2 featured a top-down tracker trailer with a loadable cargo trailer. In 2006, Addicting Games released a monster truck game titled 4 Wheel Madness. This game popularized physics-based side view games and inspired a decade of these types of games. Another from the same era was Mad Truckers (2007) that popularized the top-down view 18 wheeled, big rig driving games once only seen from larger downloadable game studios.