PolyTrack developer guide

Kodub PolyTrack: Who Made the Game?

Kodub is the developer name used on the official PolyTrack game page and devlogs. Here is how to find the original game, follow its updates, and separate it from unofficial copies.

Short answer: PolyTrack is the browser racing game created and maintained by Kodub. The official starting point is the Kodub-hosted itch.io page. PolyTrackCodes is an independent fan site for finding and sharing community track codes; it is not affiliated with Kodub.

What is Kodub?

Kodub is the creator and developer identity attached to PolyTrack's official itch.io page and release notes. The name appears across the game page, devlogs, and official platform announcements. That is why searches such as “Kodub PolyTrack” and “PolyTrack by Kodub” usually point to the same game rather than a separate edition.

How PolyTrack has changed

PolyTrack began as a browser-based low-poly racing game and grew around its track editor and community sharing system. Later updates added features such as multiplayer experiments, car customization, editor improvements, new track content, and support on additional game platforms. Check the official devlog for the current release instead of relying on a mirror or an old article.

Our PolyTrack update guide summarizes the confirmed changes in one release, while the official devlog remains the source to use when versions disagree.

How to recognize the original game

  • The page links back to Kodub's official itch.io profile or a platform announced in an official devlog.
  • It explains whether you are playing the browser version or downloading a build.
  • It does not require a password, extension, launcher, or unrelated file to import a track code.
  • Its version information can be checked against the official devlog.

A copy can be convenient, but it may be old, modified, surrounded by misleading ads, or missing current features. For a fuller checklist, read our safe access guide.

Where PolyTrackCodes fits

PolyTrackCodes does not publish the official game. We organize community track codes, screenshots, descriptions, and guides so players can find something worth trying after opening the game. You can browse the track library, or use our safe access page to start from the official game link.