In the trailer, we get to see some of the modes, including one which sees two players control one car, which will undoubtedly end in furious arguments between you and your pals.
There’s the more traditional splitscreen multiplayer, which will support up to four players. Thankfully, the footage shows that you can turn collisions off, sparing at least some of the arguing.
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Then there’s Stunt Mode, where each trick performed in the air gives you a speed boost once the wheels land back on solid ground. Bonus adds modifiers which you can use to your advantage, such as having a smaller car, while Monoscreen sees up to four racers duke it out on a single display, fall behind your opponents and you’re out completely.
There’s plenty more competitive modes for players to hit the track with. Take a look at the trailer below.
Trackmania Turbo launches on PS4, Xbox One and PC on March 24.
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