Trackmania Turbo

The game in general is fun, the crazy roller coaster tracks are my favorite, but after playing a track after a few tries to aim for the silver or gold, it just feels frustrating instead of fun. The track making is pretty cool as is the multiplayer but the cars are sometimes too responsive and leads you to making an error in driving when you weren't even to blame, thus causing you yet another bronze if you're lucky.

its fun for a while but it degrades into a long grind for gold medals. the game needs more variation with its cars and enviornments. overall it is enjoyable but you should wait for a sale

also the track editor is severely limited to pc version, and tracks are super short, and to quick, and depending on how good you get with this game at least 40% or so of the tracks are locked behind getting medals within some really difficult times, you have to be flawless and with these cars that never handle well enough........good luck

Too many people are focusing on the campaign, (which is only decent) and the fact that this isn't another Forza game. The main selling points are the trackbuilder (which is insane if you're the creative type), 4 player split screen, and the online servers. Like the Trials games, people often make insane tracks. They can range from insanely fast, to really tricky. This is not a game you get for the campaign. It's a racing sandbox with a great community, excellent track customization, and hilarious/insanely frustrating challenges. Controls are simple (gas, steer, brake), making this an easy game to learn, but hard to master. I've been playing these games on PC for years and I'm glad it came to consoles. Also, for those saying it's too easy, go for the gold medals, you'll soon be ripping your hair out in anger. Controls are perfect, you just have to get used to it. Polished hardwood, dirt, and concrete are going to affect handling differently. It takes skill. Look up the critic reviews.

Love the graphics and mindset of the game and all the different cars