$9.99Is Mad Tracks worth it?
Mad Tracks is worth it if…
- you like bright, fast, chaotic arcade racing with toys
- you like variety, with bowling, golf, darts, and soccer by car
Screenshots
Pull-back toy cars on kitchen-table tracks
You wind up a tiny friction car and let it rip across tabletops, fast-food joints, and other everyday places turned into acrobatic tracks. Handling stays easy on purpose, so you spend your time hunting shortcuts, grabbing one of 15 pick-ups and power-ups, and bouncing back after a rival sends you flying. You line up a jump pad in first place, then a blue-shell-style present blows a gap in your lead.
Half racer, half toy-box party
Only 21 of the 45 challenges are straight races. The rest are mini-games: mini golf, darts, bowling, pool, car soccer, car billiards, knocking vases off a table, and shoving rivals out of an arena. The mini-games are a highlight, inventive and built for quick replays and local revenge. Up to four players can share split-screen, with PvP, team capture-the-flag, and knockouts that turn the politest friendship briefly feral.
