Trackmania Turbo

Best Trackmania ever made. Unfortunately pushed towards EOL by Ubisoft in terms of online play, but who cares, still very enjoyable.

works perfectly on Linux. Just switch to Proton-GE and it goes. Without it, uplay uses some ancient version but switching compat layers fixed it completley on both Bazzite and SteamOS. Very fun game too!

The most underrated Trackmania game. It diverges from the traditional formula, but I really like the style and look this game goes for: arcady and cyberpunk-esque. It lacks a lot of QOL features from the TM2 games, yes, and it sometimes isn't super polished with Randsteins and landing bugs making a notable return in Stadium, but holy cow are the cars fun to drive. I used to be a Stadium one-trick pony, but this game made me really appreciate alternate environments; although I will say that grip changes in Canyon and Lagoon sometimes make me want to die. Don't buy this for the multiplayer experience however, as the servers are pretty much dead, and it never really was as good as in TMNF anyways. Thankfully, the campaign is arguably the best of all Trackmania games. If you like racing games, definetly pick this up on sale and give it a shot.

I know Turbo gets a lot of hate from Trackmania fans, but having tried the other games, this one remains my favorite. I like the variety and the vibes, and creating my own tracks is very addicting

fantastic game, as everything from this franchise. absoulutely addictive
♥♥♥♥ lagoon tho, it's the worst thing about the game

it's trackmania but they turned it into a sega racing game and it rocks

This game's alright. It's more like a party-game multiplayer version of Trackmania. There's not much to do in this one compared to the Maniaplanet titles or Trackmania 2020, since there's no community support in the sense that you can add custom objects to your custom tracks. It's like Trackmania United Forever. What you see is what you get, and that's mostly it.
It's no joke that the single player campaign is super hard. If you like hard games, then this one could be for you. And the online multiplayer is pretty much dead. You'll find a few active public lobbies here and there, but there might not be a whole bunch of people in it.
The game's difficult and (mostly) dead, that's what this sums up to. It's mostly a couch co-op and single player game now.
Also, you can install the Openplanet plugin here if you want to. It's made by the community, and you can use it to install plugins to make the game clearer to understand, like having dashboard to see how your tires are affected by dirt surfaces and whatnot. Doesn't let you import custom blocks, though :(