Rating and Rank
Instead of relying on fixed rating thresholds, rating colors are defined by your gaming skill (calculated by a specific algorithm called WHR, similar to Elo) expressed as a percentile of the player base. Rating colors can be gained or lost only after holding one's position in the new percentile for multiple games.
Here is a list of the rating colors:
Examples | Color | Theme | Percentile |
---|---|---|---|
Gamma ray | Singularity | Top 1% | |
X-ray | Neutron star | Top 5% | |
Blue white | Supergiant | Top 10% | |
Bright yellow | Giant | Top 20% | |
Orange | Subgiant | Top 40% | |
Red | Red dwarf | Top 60% | |
Dark red | Brown dwarf | Top 80% | |
Infrared | Nebula | Everyone |
The rank is defined by the accumulated total time spent in the game.
Here is the list of the ranks with color Orange:
The "Level" progress bar shows your level and lets you see how much experience is required to reach the next one. It is also based on the time spent playing the game.
The progress bar below it shows your rating as a position with respect to the next cosmic object (in other words, how far you are from the next color, which is dependent on your gaming skills).