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Test Chamber – Going Off The Rails With TrackMania Turbo
The TrackMania series is big around the globe, and TrackMania Turbo (out now on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC) aims to expand the series' heretofore limited console presence. See what the newest game in the series is all about and what makes it addictive.
Kyle and Kato tackle some of the game's pre-set and random generated tracks, taking on its sharp turns, drift sections, boost pads, and gravity-challenging corkscrews.
Apart from the online component – featuring competitive multiplayer as well as a way to see other players' created tracks – the game also features a wealth of couch co-op options, including the chance for two players to control the same car simultaneously. We took a stab at it, and somehow managed to finish in one piece.
We're currently working on our review of the game, so look out for that soon.
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