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I did something similar to this for a falling block game (for PICO-8). One fun bonus of uploading replays for validation is that you can let other people downlo
by schemescape 5y ago
I did something similar to this for a falling block game (for PICO-8). One fun bonus of uploading replays for validation is that you can let other people download and watch replays to see how players achieved their top scores.
In my case, I whipped up a quick-and-dirty replay viewer for my game that runs in the browser (no sound or textures or anything): https://fbg-db.netlify.app/ https://fbg-db.netlify.app/
For the record: no one ever even attempted to cheat at my game :)
- nomel 5y agoCouldn't someone make an AI that just plays the game?
- shhsshs 5y agoYes, though that is theoretically true of ANY game.
- MauranKilom 5y agoBut even in that case it might be very easy to tell the AI run (i.e. a TAS) from human play. The cheater can then of course go out of their way to make TAS inputs resemble human inputs, at which point it's a battle of statistical tools.