Each track has its own quirks and shortcuts, and you can race at different times of day under various weather conditions - including rain, snow, and fog. There's nothing like attacking a course you've raced several times in midday sunshine, only to face it at night in pouring rain. That's a humbling experience. And if the variety of tracks isn't enough to satisfy you, the 4x4 Evo box states that you can roll your own via a downloadable track editor. The objective of Quick Race is to finish in first place, while Time Attack pits you against the best recorded lap time on any particular course.
Career mode is where things get really interesting.
You receive a modest sum of money, with which you have to buy a vehicle and as many modifications as you can afford. You then race in a series for purse money, which you can spend on new upgrades for your vehicle or on a whole new truck, if you want to start a fleet. The trucks are beautifully rendered, and you can waste your money enhancing the appearance of your ride. 4x4 Evo, each with its own fleet of trucks. Gameplay is fantastic.