Players replay a cleared level: do they love it or chase a better score?

A replay after a win can mean the level is a joy, or that the score left them hungry, or just a stray tap on the button under the winning screen. This entry shows how to split these apart so replay counts say something about the level.

Why this works

A replay can mean joy, hunger for a better score, or a slip of the finger, and each says something different about the level. Telling them apart by what the player had already earned and how long they waited gives replay counts a meaning.

When not to use it

Do not read it as a verdict on a game without scores or goals to chase, or for a level people replay because it is the only way to continue. There, ask players directly which level they would play again.

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• 3 common mistakes and the fix
• 33 lines of example code with 3 checks that pass
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