#STALNIK SPEEDRUNNERS GAME FULL#

Would it be beneficial to make sure all those points of challenge are instantly retryable, so it's easier to practice them for a full speedrun? If you have any other insights apart from these questions, I'd love to hear them. What internal statistics would be good to include? Things like stopwatches, etc.ĭo speedrunners even enjoy it when the developers try to accommodate for them? Or do they prefer the game 'raw' for the thrill and pride of having done it the hard way? Are these a good tool for practicing a racing course, or are there better alternatives? Some games feature 'ghost races', where you race against yourself or a friend in the form of a non-interactable ghost.

Would it be beneficial to make sure all those points of challenge are instantly retryable, so it's easier to practice them for a full speedrun? That would certainly be a lot of level design work, so I'm essentially asking if it's worth doing, or if speedrunners are mostly 'meh' about it.Īre friend / region leaderboards exciting for speedrunners, or are they not really used much? There will be a ton of jumps / challenges to overcome throughout the game.

But I'm not a speedrunner, and I don't really know any, so I thought I'd ask here for tips / opinions. I know that speedrunners love platformers, so I was thinking about ways of accommodating for them with side features that make the speedrunning even more enjoyable. I'm currently making a 3D platformer in the vein of Super Mario Sunshine (game mechanics-wise).

Stalnik speedrunners game