Play Ivan 'Ironman' Stewart's Super Off-Road (Europe) Online

Tear up dirt tracks in a monster truck that handles like a shopping cart on caffeine—upgrade parts between races until you're bouncing off walls and shoving rivals into the mud. Split-screen turns it into a glorious demolition derby with friends.

Developer: Leland Corporation

Genre: Racing

Released: 1990

File size: 128 bytes

Game Overview

Man, Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off-Road on the NES is pure, unfiltered chaos—in the best way possible. You’re basically driving a monster truck through dirt tracks that feel like they were designed by someone who just chugged three energy drinks. The controls are simple—just gas, brake, and a turbo button—but good luck not fishtailing into every other racer when you hit a tight turn.

What really hooks you is the upgrade system. After each race, you dump your winnings into better tires, engines, or nitros, and you actually feel the difference. Like, that sluggish truck you started with? A few upgrades later, you’re practically bouncing off the walls. And if you’ve got a friend around, the split-screen multiplayer turns into a hilarious mess of collisions and last-second turbo steals.

The soundtrack’s all crunchy synth beats that somehow make driving in circles for laps feel like an extreme sport. It’s not deep, but it’s the kind of game where you’ll accidentally play for an hour because “just one more race” turns into five. Perfect for when you want something fast, loud, and completely ridiculous.