Thank you, everyone who has played ZEPTO in the past few weeks. I made a few videos of the data that I collected.

The second video shows each player labelled by the name they gave at the initial prompt. It’s best watched at 480p.

The server is still live; as always, you are encouraged to keep playing: dwrensha.ws/duoludo.

A few key things to understand:
— Every path segment you play will be saved on the server.
— You can click on any path segment in the leaderboard to start playing from that point.
— For each checkpoint, the leaderboard shows the path segment that reached it in the fewest cumulative ticks.

Hello Ludum Dare community! As we approach LD26, I want to share with you a little toy I’ve been working on. Duoludo is an experimental library that provides checkpointing and playback to any javascript game. Duoludo also has a server that saves all player actions, validates them, and serves up the best on a leaderboard, allowing them to be replayed and built upon. You could, for example, use this to crowdsource the testing of a game.

To show you how it works, I made ZEPTO, a minimalist platformer with original music. Give it a try!