Also, the game's website allows players to upload their created tracks or skins for others to download and use on their copy of the game. TrackMania features a network option, which lets players compete via LAN or over the internet. By using a built-in or external graphics editor players can create their own skins, or modify the originals to suit their tastes. Each has numerous skins making a total of 87 different cars. TrackMania has three styles of cars: Rally super minis, Alpine 4x4s, and Speed muscle cars.
Each environment has a unique car for the player to race in. There are three themes, or environments, to choose from: Rally, Alpine, and Desert. Most other blocks are automatically connected by placing them next to each other. Regular roads can be dragged to create straight sections as well as 90 degree corners. The player can use these Coppers to buy different building blocks, simply called "Blocks", for his track, including: regular road, checkpoints, long bends, loop-the-loops, and jumps, which all snap to a grid automatically. TrackMania includes some pre-made tracks the player can race on to unlock "Coppers", the in-game currency. There is also a small, promotional online game using Adobe Flash, called Mini TrackMania. TrackMania 2, the complete sequel, often TM2.TrackMania Turbo, the sequel of TrackMania DS.TrackMania DS, a version for the Nintendo DS.TrackMania United, could be considered a compilation of all previous games, often TMU.TrackMania Nations Forever, also the freeware game of series, often TMNF.TrackMania Nations, the freeware game of the series, often TMN.TrackMania Sunrise, the second game, often TMS.TrackMania, the original, often referred to as TMO.A fifth game has been created for the Nintendo DS. These newer versions are also offered in stores. After receiving freely available patch along with extra content a game becomes available with a word added to the title. There are currently four basic games in the series.
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