PolyTrack

PolyTrack offers an adrenaline-fueled racing experience set in a minimalist, low-poly world where precision and speed are paramount. Players are challenged to navigate a series of complex tracks featuring daring loops, steep jumps, and tight corners. Inspired by the fast-paced and precise nature of TrackMania, PolyTrack focuses on racing against the clock, pushing players to shave off milliseconds from their times to achieve record-breaking runs. The game’s physics and controls are finely tuned to deliver a smooth and responsive driving experience that rewards skill and persistence.

Build and Share Your Own Tracks

In addition to its core racing challenges, PolyTrack includes a comprehensive level editor that gives players the tools to design and construct their own tracks. This feature extends the game’s replay value significantly, offering endless possibilities for creativity. Users can manipulate terrain, place obstacles, and sculpt massive jumps to create unique and challenging courses. Once satisfied with their creations, players can export these tracks and share them with the PolyTrack community, inviting others to test their skills and potentially set new records on courses born from their imagination.

Master the Controls to Dominate the Track

Navigating PolyTrack’s courses requires mastery of its controls, which are designed to be intuitive yet capable of executing complex maneuvers. Players use WASD or arrow keys for steering, accelerating, and braking, while additional keys allow quick restarts—a necessity in a game where every run can be the one to break a record. The seamless integration of control inputs with the game’s physics engine makes each race feel engaging and real, where the outcome is directly tied to the player’s ability to react and adapt to the ever-changing dynamics of high-speed racing.

The level editor in PolyTrack is a robust toolset that empowers players to become architects of their racing experiences. It supports a variety of inputs for construction, including simple mouse controls for building and editing track components and keyboard shortcuts for adjusting elevation and orientation.