3 ms·

I can't quite comprehend how a human would be able to achieve 24s

• rcarmo 2y ago
  There is a factor of luck here. I can usually get to 128 or 256 in that time, but it really depends on whether you focus on doubling up a single square or cleaning up the board.
  • askvictor 2y ago
    256, sure, but 2048 would take 8 times as long
• mega_dean 2y ago
  Oh, it's not obvious at all from the UI, but the left-most column is a link to the video of the run: https://www.speedrun.com/2048/runs/zxwdol8m https://www.speedrun.com/2048/runs/zxwdol8m
• kccqzy 2y ago
  In the early phases of the game, just mashing two adjacent arrow keys (say, left and down) will get you pretty far without any thinking whatsoever. You only need to slow down when the board is about three quarters full.