Trackmania Sunrise

Release Date: April 8, 2005

Racing, cars, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet, LAN

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Trackmania Sunrise is a sequel to an extensive racing game, which premiered in November 2003. Competition on virtual tracks is only a part of the game here. Before setting off on the route, you should design it, at your own discretion and the possibilities provided by the programmers.

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Trackmania Sunrise Description

The high octane, free wheeling insanity that is Trackmania returns to PC CDROM. Trackmania Sunrise takes everything that made the original an instant online classic – amazing speed, ultra competitive multiplayer races and easily accessible tools to create and distribute outrageous tracks – and still manages to add more and more.

New sports cars that burn up the highways at a breathtaking 400kph as they tear around gorgeous new environments including the beauty of the Pacific Coast. The most insane stunt blocks ever, send perilous track building to a whole new level with sweeping bends, winding tunnels and ramps designed to send you soaring. Two new play modes – Platform and Crazy – mean that even the most experienced of trackmaniacs will face a totally fresh racing experience.

A new day has dawned… are you up for the challenge?

Features:

- Exhilarating new vehicles that can reach an incredible 400kph.

- Stunning new environments to screech around.

- Two new solo modes: Platform and Crazy

- An integrated peer-to-peer network for exchanging player creations.

- Fully customisable car skins and player avatars.

- Extensive content support from an existing online community.

- Minimal tech spec requirements.

- Really fast cars driving on outrageous tracks in a beautiful setting.

Last updated on August 14, 2015

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Trackmania Series

A highly popular series of arcade racing games enhanced with an extensive track editor. The brand was created and developed by the French development studio Nadeo.

15 video games

Trackmania Game Series