Watch a match again
Replays · played in your browser
Every online match is recorded. Pick one below, or look up a player, and the game plays it back for you: the same board, the same voices, the same moves.
Nothing is uploaded. The game runs inside this page. You give it your own copy of the game once; it stays in this browser’s storage and never leaves your device. We ship no game files. The page asks our server for the list of matches, and for the match you open, and nothing else.
1 · Your copy of the game
Bring the game
Loading the player…
The PC version’s folder is the one that holds ResetGeneration-Win32-Web.dll. Your browser will ask to let this page read the files in it; it only reads them. Either version plays every match.
2 · Pick a match
Recent matches
Or open one directly
The match number is the # in the list. Names are the online names players had in the match. See the privacy policy for how matches are kept.
Making the video
Reference
Good to know
What can I watch?
Online matches recorded since the server started keeping match recordings. Matches played with computer players, and Princess Rush matches, may not replay exactly; the list still shows them.
Skip idle time, the announcer, 2×
Skip idle time (on) jumps over the waits between moves while the board is still. Wait for the announcer (off) makes each phase wait until the announcer has finished speaking, as the original did. 2× plays at double speed. You can drag the time bar to any point of the match.
Save as video
The page can render the match to an MP4 file, in your browser, as fast as your device manages (a few times faster than the match itself in Chrome). Chrome and Edge are quickest; Firefox makes VP9 video, which takes several times the match’s length. Nothing is uploaded.
It does not work in my browser
Use a current Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on a computer or a recent phone. The page needs WebAssembly and, for sound, AudioWorklet. Importing the PC version’s folder needs a browser that can pick a folder (everything but some phone browsers; on those, import a .n-gage file instead). Private windows may refuse to keep the game in storage: you would import it again every visit.