Introducing "Play Faster," a new 2D precision platformer designed specifically for speedrunning. Developed by GoBlimp and published by Byzantium, this minimalist game emphasizes skill-based gameplay with deterministic movement. It features essential tools for runners, such as input displays, a replay system, and instant retries, ensuring a fair competition environment with anti-cheat measures. Each run averages between 5-8 minutes, delivering intense gameplay experiences. Players can preview the first trailer and screenshots, and those interested can wishlist "Play Faster" on Steam.
What features make "Play Faster" ideal for speedrunners?"Play Faster" is equipped with built-in tools like input display, a comprehensive replay system, and instantaneous retries, alongside anti-cheat implementations that support fair competition and accurate leaderboards.
"Play Faster" joins the ranks of other precision platformers renowned in gaming, such as "Super Meat Boy" and "Celeste," which also focus on skillful gameplay and time challenges. Players can expect a similar rewarding and challenging experience as they navigate through its meticulously designed levels.
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Nice to see a game that's not just speedrun-friendly but speedrun-first, with those built-in tools cutting out the usual modding hassle. It’s like they’ve baked the community’s wishlist right into the core design.
It's refreshing to see a game built from the ground up for the speedrunning community, not just as an afterthought. Those integrated tools and anti-cheat features show the devs really understand what makes a competitive platformer tick.