Monster Games Returns With NASCAR

The NASCAR Heat franchise had success back at the beginning of the decade on platforms like the PS2, and now publisher Dusenberry Martin Racing (DMR) is bringing it and its original developer – Monster Games – back this fall with NASCAR Heat Evolution.

The game comes out on September 13 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

It's great news that Monster Games is returning to helm NASCAR once again after years of relative stasis with Eutechnyx.

I don't know a lot about the game yet, so here's hoping Monster's first effort this year hits the ground running.

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