TrackMania is a series of racing games for the Windows PC, Nintendo DS
and Wii platforms, originally developed by the French team Nadeo for the
PC. Instead of following the usual trend of choosing a set car and
track to play the game, in TrackMania the players can create their own
tracks using a “building block” process similar to that of the 1984 game
Excitebike, the 1985 game Racing Destruction Set and the 1990
Brøderbund release, Stunts.
Unlike most other racing games, the TrackMania series lets the player race a track as many times as they want within a time limit. Players may choose to respawn at any time if they land upside down, leave the track or get off to a poor start. Although in multiplayer games, multiple cars race on the same track, they cannot collide or otherwise influence each other.
Unlike most other racing games, the TrackMania series lets the player race a track as many times as they want within a time limit. Players may choose to respawn at any time if they land upside down, leave the track or get off to a poor start. Although in multiplayer games, multiple cars race on the same track, they cannot collide or otherwise influence each other.
TrackMania includes some pre-constructed tracks that players can race on
to unlock “coppers”, the in-game currency. These can be used to buy
different building blocks, usually called “blocks”, for their track,
including regular roads, checkpoints, long bends, loop-the-loops, and
jumps, which all snap to a grid automatically. Regular roads can be
dragged to create straight sections as well as 90 degree corners. Most
other blocks are automatically connected by placing them next to each
other. There are three environments to choose from: Rally, Snow, and
Desert, each of which offers a unique car. There are also three modes:
Race, Puzzle, and Survival, each of which features an equal number of
tracks for each environment. The “Survival” mode does not appear in the
later games, though Platform bears some similarities.
Cars
Cars
TrackMania has three styles of cars,
rally super minis, alpine 4x4s, and speed muscle cars. Each has numerous
skins making a total of 87 different cars available. Using the built-in
or external graphics editor, players can create their own skins, or
modify the originals.
The game features a network option, which allows players to compete via a LAN or over the Internet while players may upload their created tracks or skins to the game’s website for use by other players.
A large number of tracks for both the original and sequel are available on the community-driven site TM Exchange website. Skins and 3D car models are also available from the community – TrackMania Carpark having the most car models.
The game features a network option, which allows players to compete via a LAN or over the Internet while players may upload their created tracks or skins to the game’s website for use by other players.
A large number of tracks for both the original and sequel are available on the community-driven site TM Exchange website. Skins and 3D car models are also available from the community – TrackMania Carpark having the most car models.
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