Mad Tracks (2006)
Platforms: Windows · Xbox 360 · Wii · iPhone · iPad · AndroidGenres: Genres · Racing / Driving · Behind view · Arcade · Automobile · Track racing · Vehicle simulator
A arcade-style party racing game. There are 12 pull-back friction vehicles which have a very easy handling on the many racing tracks. The game also has 46 Challenges with 23 normal races and 23 funny mini-games such as bowling or table-soccer...
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Cast & Crew · 30 people
- Thomas Leinekugel· Project Leader
- Bertrand Carré· Technical Director
- Hervé Nedelec· Creative Director
- Florian Pernot· Lead Programmer & World Champion
- Nicolas Jeannot· 3D Animator
- Thibault Gicquel· Level Design
- Emmanuel Petit· Additional 3D Animation
- Denis Bourdain· Lead of "Miscellaneous", Business Development
- Ghislain Soufflet· Sound Design
- Christoph Gerlinger· CEO
- Frederic Bichat· COO
- Dirk Weyel· CMO
- Gerhard A. Honing· Chairman of the Supervisory Board
- Jörg Becker· Product Managment
- Andreas Garke· Product Managment
- Gereon Hermkes· Product Managment
- Stefan Balabanow· Marketing & PR
- Mark Binnewies· Marketing & PR
- Michael Schlaak· Layout & Design
- Janine Bichat· Administrative Support
- Katja Schmidt· Administrative Support
- Helga Billep· Administrative Support
- Christian Passeyer· Web Design, Web Community
- Olga Broido· Web Community
- Rémy Poirson· Big Boss
- Xavier Laisney· Producer
- Kévin Allart· Product Leader
- Sandrine Loegel· Press Relations
- Isabelle Reinbold· Legal Issues
- Jean-ann Guegan· Thanks to
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