About
What is this?
A home for the finished RPG tracks built by the RPG builder-club, a community of PolyTrack builders.
What is an RPG track?
An RPG is a long, themed adventure track. A normal track asks how fast you can drive a route you can see. An RPG hides the route inside a world: a city, a canyon, a castle. You have to find the way first, and only then learn to drive it fast.
The idea comes from the RPG maps of the Trackmania community. An RPG takes far longer to build than a normal track, because the scenery matters as much as the driving. Most take months.
What makes a good one?
- A theme. Every track here is its own place, and no two builders share one.
- A route worth finding. Your first run is a discovery run. Getting lost is part of it.
- A route worth grinding. Once you know the way, there is still time to find.
How do I play a track?
- Open a track on this site and press Get the track code.
- Copy the whole code from the page that opens.
- Open PolyTrack and go to Play, then Import.
- Paste the code and press Import. The track now sits under your custom tracks.
Your times go on the PolyTrack leaderboard for that track. The top times on this site are a copy of it, refreshed from time to time.
About the game
PolyTrack is a low-poly racing game by Kodub, with a built-in track editor. This is a fan site. It is not made by or affiliated with Kodub.