POLYTRACK, MEASURED
Sources we read, and the dates we read them
Everything quoted on this site comes from one of these, read on the date shown. Where two sources disagree, the page says so instead of picking one.
| Source | Used for | Read on |
|---|---|---|
| CrazyGames — PolyTrack | release, update date, rating, track counts, controls, editor keys, ghost description | 2026-11-02 |
| Kodub — PolyTrack | the developer’s own one-line description | 2026-11-02 |
NEEDS CHECK
The listing gives two release dates in different places — “released August 2024” in the header and “December 2022” in the release-date block. We have not resolved which is which, and the site reports both until we can.
Screenshots
Every screenshot on this site is dated and unedited apart from cropping. The HUD is left in the frame, because the HUD is where the numbers come from.
Community codes are cited, never copied
Track codes circulate on forums and Discord servers with no author attached most of the time. When this site lists one, it carries the date we saw it and the place it was posted; we do not re-post a code as if we built the track, and we do not lift a set of codes wholesale from another guide.
Two release dates, both reported
The listing’s header says the game released in August 2024. Further down the same page, a release-date block says December 2022. Neither is obviously a typo: a browser game can debut on the developer’s own site years before a portal picks it up, and the two dates would then both be correct for different events.
We report the pair and make no attempt to resolve which is which from outside. Resolving it needs either the developer’s own changelog or a dated archive capture, and neither is on this site yet.