The line between "glitch" and "just an odd thing the game does" is extremely blurry. Designating them is a highly political process, settled by community consensus of a game's runners. It turns out there is no objective definition of a glitch. You can pick whichever one seems fun to you. A few games use both "Glitchless" and "Bug Limit" to describe two different glitchless rulesets.) Glitchy games tend to develop many categories which take different approaches on which glitches to allow. ("Bug Limit" is a literal translation of a Japanese word. A category which allows no glitches will have "Glitchless" or "Bug Limit" in the name. Most categories allow glitches! Some categories may restrict certain glitches which are so severe that they make the game too easy. The answer depends entirely on the category, which is a specific ruleset for a specific game. There are also plenty of races just for fun! Are Glitches Allowed?Ī very obvious question is whether using a glitch in the game to beat it faster is considered cheating. Speedrunners have raised millions of dollars for charities through marathons, most notably at Games Done Quick. You can watch most runners stream their runs live on their Twitch accounts. The most popular website for leaderboards and links to community resources is. Speedrunning blends the best of competitive play and community spirit anyone can submit a run to a leaderboard or contribute their own discoveries of new techniques. What is Speedrunning?Ī hobby to some and an esport to others, speedrunning is the art of total mastery over a video game, pushing the engine to its absolute limits. You may notice a decidedly Nintendo bias to the examples.
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