RiftAtlas Replay

Records your RiftAtlas matches and replays them offline. Observes only - never sends, modifies, or delays a game action.

WHAT'S NEW IN 0.6.2 - Fixed matches being cut in half mid-game, which left the second half stuck on its final position - Fixed the initiative dice roll being read as the result of the match WHAT'S NEW IN 0.6.0 - Best-of-three games settled with the "Next game" winner prompt now record their result Record your RiftAtlas matches and watch them back. RiftAtlas Replay quietly records the games you play on play.riftatlas.com. When a match ends it is waiting in the extension, and you can replay it in RiftAtlas' own board — the same cards, the same layout, the same match log — stepping through the game a move at a time. WATCHING A REPLAY • Step forward and back through every action, or scrub to any point • Play it through at reading speed, with repeated actions passing quickly • Jump straight to a turn • Setup is included: battlefield picks, the initiative roll, sideboarding and mulligans, not just the game itself YOUR MATCH HISTORY • Every recorded game, with the scoreline, both legends and the result • Search by room code, opponent, legend, format or date • Export any match as a file you can keep or send to someone IT ONLY WATCHES The extension observes your game connection and writes down what the server says. It never sends, modifies, or delays a game action — there is no code path from it to RiftAtlas' servers at all. Recordings stay in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and exporting is the only way anything leaves your machine. Login tokens are discarded before anything is written, so an exported replay carries no credentials. OFFLINE PLAYER A replay is a file, not a bookmark. A plainer built-in player opens one with RiftAtlas closed and the network off, so a match you recorded is still watchable years later, and a file someone sends you works without an account. Not affiliated with RiftAtlas or Riot Games. Works only on play.riftatlas.com.