NFL Rivals Unveils ‘Monster Smash 2’ with NFL Legend Adrian Peterson

• Players may participate in events and challenges via the Monster Smash 2 program and earn candy currency.
• A brand-new, spooky stadium will be included in the Halloween program, complete with frightening card effects.

NFL Rivals, the official video game of the NFL and the National Football League Players Association, has released its “Monster Smash 2” Halloween program. This allows players complete challenges and compete to “rewrite history” with Adrian Peterson, the game’s first NFL Legend and former NFL MVP, as the running back in a series of terrific performances.

With Adrian as an exception, the show will just highlight current NFL players who have historically had strong October performances. Players in packs, weekly currency events, weekend “Main Events,” a Power Pass, and the program store including the customary legendary, epic, and rare players will all be accessible.

Adrian’s editions, however, will be used throughout the game as a “free” giveaway, a Battle Pass reward, and the Legendary and Mythical Player Editions, which are the program’s top two rewards in the program narrative. Players will only be able to buy one of the two rewards—not both—using “candy,” which will be the only way to purchase them.

There are forty milestones in the four-week Halloween program. Coins, gems, training resources, player cards, PFPs, and one special Epic reward player at the conclusion of the paid route are among the rewards that may be obtained throughout the battle pass. Adrian Peterson will be that special player in this promo.

Winners will get exclusive rewards when they finish tasks in the program, which began on Thursday, October 17 at 8 AM PT and is anticipated to continue until Thursday, November 14 at 8 AM PT.

Launch of the Monster Smash 2 Program

Players may participate in events and challenges via the Monster Smash 2 program and earn “candy,” the game’s currency. Some unique Adrian Peterson cards and special Halloween players—those who have previously performed in October in a monstrous manner—can be unlocked using the “candy.”

With a few exceptions, the NFL players will still have their core group in packs and their “chase” players during events, much as in prior programs. Eight Legendary, eight Epic, and up to ten Rare players will be included in the packs, along with seven more “chase” players who will be highlighted in the promo store and weekend activities.

To be clear, there are no packs of the seven “chase” players. Users may spend their “Candy” cash on uncommon, epic, and legendary players in the promo shop, while four players will be made available as weekend event awards. This enables gamers to progress their challenge series and unlock some of the top players in the game.

Additionally, Adrian Peterson will get several edition rewards at various program areas. Through the themed “Challenges,” players will have the opportunity to experience some of Peterson’s most iconic moments.

First, a “Base Card,” a free prize on the first node in “Challenges,” will be available to any player layer who checks in. Second, after completing the program’s rapid play “Challenges,” players will be awarded with the “Rare NAT” edition, a rare and non-tradable edition. At the conclusion of the Battle Pass, players may additionally claim the “Epic LE” edition as a reward.

Last but not least, players may buy Legendary and Mythical, two top-tier cards (Adrian Peterson versions), for candy currency in the promo store.

Tasks and Challenges in Monster Smash 2

As previously said, players will need to accomplish 40 milestones in 4 weeks in order to collect promo XP, which will advance them in the Rewards battle pass. While some change every day, others do so for longer periods of time. Players must have Adrian Peterson versions at the running back position since Monster Smash 2 will mostly concentrate on rushing chores, even if the game’s primary trade is quarterback passing.

Currency-collecting activities will continue to be the major emphasis of events throughout the week, followed by player-specific “Main Events” on the weekends. Twice a week, there will be currency-collecting events with varied conditions. The main goal of these events is to provide different amounts of program currency to aid with purchases in the Promo Store. Some of the top players in the Halloween program, except Adrian Peterson, will compete in the major events, which will be the most competitive parts of the game. Depending on the Adrian Peterson version you have in your lineup, the last Mythical event offers an extra benefit.

Ten running challenges will also be included in the program, which will allow participants to experience some of Adrian Peterson’s most memorable moments or change history by overcoming some of his near-misses. The 2009 NFC Championship against the New Orleans Saints, the 2008 Week 10 game-winning touchdown against the Green Bay Packers, the 2013 Week 13 comeback against the Chicago Bears, the 2012 NFC Wild Card loss against the GB Packers, and, finally, the 2007 single-game rushing record in which he ran for 296 yards against the LA Chargers are just a few of the challenges.

The ultimate prize for completing the “Adrian Peterson Challenge” is his RARE card, which players may use to attempt to get his more powerful versions during “Beast Events.” To assist customers in upgrading their new AP versions, any extra rewards given in between challenges have to include RB training points.

Lastly, a brand-new, spooky stadium will be included in the Halloween program, complete with frightening card effects and even camera shaking when utilizing any Adrian Peterson version.