POLYTRACK, MEASURED
PolyTrack FAQ: eight answered questions
Every question this site answers, each pointing at the page that carries the evidence. No new claims here.
Is PolyTrack free?
The store listing presents it as a free browser game. We have not tested whether any part of it is paywalled, so the free claim is the listing’s. Detail
How many tracks does it ship with?
Seventeen official tracks: seven summer, five winter, five desert, plus community tracks. The count and the season split are the listing’s; all seventeen names, their checkpoint counts and their records were read off the menu on 2026-11-03. Detail
Can I build my own track?
Yes, there is a built-in editor with eleven bindings, test-driving included. What it will not let you place is not documented anywhere we have found. Detail
Do I race other players live?
No. Racing is asynchronous, against ghosts recorded from leaderboard times or your own best lap. Detail
Can I play on a phone?
The listing says desktop, mobile and tablet, landscape only, with touch controls. Detail
What do the seasons change?
Scenery. The listing says the driving experience is the same across summer, winter and desert tracks. Detail
How do I restart a run?
Enter or R in the listing — but the client’s own finish prompt says T / Backspace, and neither key appears on the store page. Detail
Is this site official?
No. It is an independent reference; corrections with a screenshot are welcome. Detail
Does PolyTrack have multiplayer?
Not live multiplayer. Racing is asynchronous, against recorded ghosts — a leaderboard rival’s lap or your own best. The store tags mention multiplayer, which is the tag doing the talking, not a live lobby. Detail
What are the controls to build a track?
Left-click places, right-drag moves the camera, Q/E rotates, Shift+wheel or Z/C sets height, R/Space rotates the piece, X deletes, T test drives. All eleven are on the controls page. Detail
Last checked against the client: 2026-11-02