
PolyTrack is a low-poly racing game about making fast laps through jumps, loops, and geometry that refuses to stay politely on the ground. Drive, restart, shave a fraction from your time, then build a track of your own when the existing ones stop being sufficiently devious.
What is PolyTrack?
PolyTrack takes the familiar idea of a racing lap and folds it into a bright, compact obstacle course. The objective is not a traffic-filled circuit or a grand prix weekend; it is the clock, a track, and the realization that your last run was almost good enough. Kodub’s game supports keyboard driving and an immediate restart, which suits the rhythm of trying a line again after an awkward landing. The level editor adds a second hobby on top of the first: create a course, test it, then export and share the result with other players. That blend of precision driving and track tinkering gives the game two very different kinds of momentum—one around the course, and one into the next idea.
What you can do there
- Race against the clock
- Restart a track
- Build tracks
- Export and share track designs
Why we picked it
The low-poly presentation makes every ramp and loop read like a toy-car daydream, while the time-trial format supplies just enough pressure to keep a short session deliciously sticky. The editor keeps the experience from becoming a closed set of laps.
How to get the most from it
Open a prepared track and drive with WASD or the arrow keys. Use R or Enter to restart when a run goes sideways, then focus on one clean improvement at a time. When you want a different challenge, switch to the editor to build, test, export, and share a course.
Good to know
The game favors repetition and precision over a casual sightseeing lap. Track sharing, multiplayer, control feel, and accessibility options were not tested here, so start with the official instructions and adjust expectations to the device you are using.
Who made it, and when?
Kodub is the credited creator or organization. A documented update was recorded August 17, 2026.
Creator’s official page Open PolyTrack