TrackMania Nations

TrackMania Nations

released on Jan 27, 2006

TrackMania Nations

released on Jan 27, 2006

Trackmania Nations ESWC is a version of Trackmania that was released for free in 2006 to be featured in the upcoming Electronic Sports World Cup of that year.


Also in series

TrackMania DS
TrackMania DS
TrackMania Nations Forever
TrackMania Nations Forever
TrackMania United
TrackMania United
TrackMania Sunrise
TrackMania Sunrise
TrackMania
TrackMania

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There's a beauty about the simplicity of this game. It introduces the best TM environment (I think most people agree) and just gives you no-frills road stadium maps. There are so many fun ideas in the tracks here, it feels like they almost exhausted this "only roads and halfpipes" style with what you can do with that. Stadium would only be this good again when when they finally added more variety than just the dirt from forever.

TrackMania Nations ESWC is a classic that evokes fond memories of bygone days. I often find myself thinking about those times.

After sunrise this game confused me because it was just inside a stadion. Seemed like a super watered down version of trackmania but also it seemed to me that it was the most popular for some reason. This was still fun though

Sem dúvida um dos melhores jogos gratuitos já lançados. E o fato que só me falta uma medalha de autor para conseguir em todas as pistas incluindo as bônus me deixa frustrado o suficiente para colocar "completado" mesmo assim. Me julguem.

This was the first TrackMania game I ever played, and it holds the fondest memories for me. I started playing it during my school days with friends who introduced me to the game. At that time, I had a really low-end PC that struggled with lag, making it difficult for me to play smoothly. However, despite the technical limitations, this game left an indelible mark on me. I can still recall the days when I used MSN to recruit players for my TrackMania clan. I would put them through trials and select the best ones to join my team. Due to the lag on my PC, I took on the role of manager, organizing and overseeing competitions rather than participating as a runner. It was a really cool experience.