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A one-tap magnetic rail game

RailpolarFlip your charge. Catch the next rail.

Ride a magnetic train across a night city whose rails slide and turn. The train clings to rails of the opposite charge; one tap flips its charge, lets go of the rail and coasts on to the next rail that attracts it. Read the moving rails and reach the terminal before the clock closes.

Android phones, tablets and TV · iPhone and iPad in development

Release in preparation. Public downloads are not yet available.

Explore the game
Railpolar artwork: a white magnetic train leaping from a blue striped rail towards an amber dotted rail above a harbour city at night
Promotional artwork

The way it plays

One tap. Two charges.

Rails are blue with stripes or amber with dots, so colour is never the only clue. A dotted line previews where a flip now would land, but it never chooses for you. Miss a transfer and the train goes back to the last station with a five-second penalty; three missed transfers end the run.

  1. 01

    Flip the charge

    Tap anywhere, or press Select on a TV remote. The rail repels the train, which coasts along the rail’s heading until it latches a rail of the other colour.

  2. 02

    Time the release

    Rails slide and turn. Watch how two moving rails will meet and let go at the right moment. Three express gates on each route add eight seconds to the clock.

  3. 03

    Reach the terminal

    Three lines of six routes, plus Today’s route from 19 October 2026. Earn up to three stars, keep your fastest time and share a route link that opens the same route for a friend.

Railpolar painted world: a white magnetic train on a glowing blue rail beside a glowing orange rail, curving above a harbour city at night
The painted world of Railpolar. Gameplay screenshots will follow.
Railpolar Android TV banner: the Railpolar title with a striped blue bar and a dotted amber bar beneath it, beside the magnetic train over the harbour at night
The Android TV banner. On TV, the Select button on the remote flips the charge.

At your own pace

Made for a few focused minutes

Railpolar works offline and needs no account. Progress stays on your device. Sound, haptics and quiet motion can be adjusted in the game. On Android TV, the Select button on the remote takes the place of a tap. The game is for ages 13 and up.

A little help

Questions about the game?

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