Game map directory
Game Map Index expands one verified collection at a time. A game is not added because it looks similar: it needs a durable share format, an official access path, clear usage boundaries, creator-level sources, and a repeatable way to check every public record.
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Each count refers to public, source-linked records in this site—not a claim about the game's total content.
Source-linked community track codes with creator credit, tested versions, verification dates, cleaned import previews, and troubleshooting help.
Expansion standard
A code, public track ID, or creator-controlled URL must survive copying and support a later recheck.
The game opens at its creator's service or through an explicitly authorized embed. Game files are not copied here.
Commercial use, community content, previews, attribution, corrections, and removals need documented boundaries.
A record is public only after its identifier, creator source, observed version, result, and check date can be preserved.
Why the directory is still selective
Some racing games expose community tracks but limit commercial reuse or third-party framing. Others provide a track editor without a stable public identifier, require a paid desktop client, or have no source page that preserves the creator. The absence of a browser security header is also not permission to embed a game.
Day26 reviewed seven related candidates. None passed every gate, so no unverified game, copied screenshot, user track, or iframe was published. The registry and this directory are ready for a second collection when the evidence changes, without weakening the standards already used for PolyTrack.