Speed Stars on Poki

Poki is the web place that actually distributes Speed Stars. The page lists developer “Luke”, platforms from Windows and ChromeOS to phones, and a WebGL 100m. datePublished on that page is 6 February 2026 and dateModified was 21 October 2026. That is Poki’s listing date, not the 2020 Steam release and not the 2021 iOS release.

What the Poki build contains

• Poki highlights the 100m and a global leaderboard; it does not give a complete event list.
• A/D or the Left/Right arrow keys to run and balance, as listed by Poki.
• A global leaderboard is advertised, but Poki does not document a shared board with Steam or mobile.
• The listing advertises athlete customization without detailing stat controls. Hurdles, relay and medley are not confirmed in its text.

Limited speed

People ask whether the Poki version has a lower speed cap. Poki does not publish a mph cap or a comparison with the phone game, so this page cannot confirm a speed limit. What is documented is a 100m spotlight, with balance tied to the same two keys. The listing alone cannot prove a hard event or speed cap.

Poki is the no-install option for the browser 100m. The App Store lists additional distances and custom racers for its Full Version. Keep times from these separate listings distinct; the providers do not publish a shared leaderboard or save-transfer statement.

Poki does not offer a public embed code for other websites. This site links out instead of framing their player. There is also no Poki APK. “Poki APK” search results are usually a repackaged phone build, which belongs on the mod APK page as a risk note, not as a Poki download.

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Sources

• Poki game page
• Steam
• App Store

Checked 2026-10-23. Figures that are not on an official store page are marked as community notes.