Match photo
At the end of a match, a photo of the world with the key moments, to share. Inside the photo there is the replay of the match.
Since v19.
How to take it
At the end of the match tap Photo. The game draws the world as it was at the end, seen from above: the islands and the bridges of each side, the springs, the temples and the towers. On top are the key moments of the match, numbered, and below is their list with the minute. A saved replay has its photo too: in the Replays menu, tap Photos on its row. The game replays the match in a flash to find the moments.
The moments
At most eight, in the order they happened: the first spring taken by each side, a temple that falls or rises again, the miracles, the Carrier taking the Keeper, the rite at the altar, the night, the late hours, the first visit of a God and the end. If there are more, the most important ones stay: the end, the rite, the Carrier and the temples before the springs. Next to each moment there is Watch from here: it opens the replay a few seconds before.
The replay inside the photo
The photo carries the replay code inside it. To watch it, in the Replays menu tap Open a photo and choose the photo. Many messaging apps compress images again and the code gets lost: that’s why Share also sends the replay link. See Replays.
Sharing
Share opens your phone’s sharing with the photo and the link. Where there is no sharing, Download saves the photo and Copy the replay link copies the link.
See also
- Mentioned here or mentioning this page
- Replays
What’s new
- v19 Match photo: at the end of a match the game draws the world seen from above, with the key moments numbered and listed. You can share it or download it; the replay is inside the photo and in the link. From any moment, “Watch from here” opens the replay just before it.
- v19 In the Replays menu, “Photo” takes a photo of a saved replay, and “Open a photo” opens the replay inside a photo.