Game page
Your first game breakdown
Open a recorded game and connect its replay, macro timeline and build orders.
Updated For players
Open one of your games from Replays. The header identifies the players, map, result and game length. Section links keep the same game loaded while you explore its report.
- Start with the battle report and mechanics summary. They point to moments supported by the replay data; an unavailable metric is not a zero score.
- Use Map replay and the game clock to inspect a moment. Playback coverage depends on the recorded game; older uploads may show an explanation instead of full playback.
- Inspect the Macro chart and economy breakdown. Selecting a point on the chart keeps you at the chart. Use an explicit replay link when you want to move to the map.
- Compare both players' Builds. Recorded build steps and detected labels describe the replay. A planned build or opponent correction is a separate choice you can review through Change build.
The game tour explains the controls without changing your build, sending an overlay test or starting an integration. It waits for active check-in work and dialogs to close. Take a tour lets you replay it later.
Related articles
- The game page: one game in detailEverything about one game: its story, fights, build orders, timeline, map replay, mechanics and loss analysis, with buttons to download, share, check in or save the build.
- Battle reportsRead a short account of a game, choose a writing tone, revisit captioned moments and copy the report with replay timestamps.
- Build check-in: count the build you went forSay which build you were going for, at the loading screen or after the game, so each build's record counts the games you planned it. You can also correct the opponent's build.
- Reading your statsCheck which games and measurements a number uses, distinguish missing from zero, and read macro, opponent and build results with their sample limits.
- Take a tourTake a short tour of Today, a game breakdown or Overlay settings. Replay one whenever you need it.
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