Visualization · Feature
CS2 2D demo replay in your browser
Review an available round without launching CS2. JumpThrow's 2D replay brings recorded events, sampled player positions and utility onto a map radar, with controls for the round and moment you want to discuss.
Reviewed · Editorial method
- 2D
- Map radar
- Browser
- Playback
- Per-round
- Selection
- Review link
- Share a moment
A 2D replay is useful when you want to investigate spacing, a rotation or the sequence around a fight. JumpThrow draws available player positions and events onto the map radar, so you can review those questions in a browser.
Follow the recorded evidence
Use the round selector to choose an available round. Key moments can lead you to an opening kill, clutch, plant or defuse. The kill feed and event detail connect the map to the recorded participants and timestamps.
Positions are sampled. An event’s recorded tick and the displayed position sample are related evidence, not necessarily the same instant. Read the timing disclosure when a small difference matters to your conclusion.
Share the question with a teammate
Copy a review link to the selected round, playhead, player and pinned event. That gives a teammate a concrete place to begin. Local display preferences and the camera arrangement are not a promised part of the shared link.
Use the timeline to select a sequence and heatmaps to find locations worth checking in motion. Replay helps test an explanation; it does not reveal a player’s intentions.
Check availability first
Opening a match and loading replay data are separate steps. The demo must be available and processed, and the relevant replay publication must be accessible. The page shows the available rounds; this guide promises neither an instant load nor a replay for every submitted match.
What to look for
Browser review
Play available round data on the radar without launching CS2.
Recorded context
Connect kill events, utility and available sampled positions.
Round and moment controls
Select a round, seek a recorded event and inspect its timing evidence.
Shareable review links
Copy a link to an admitted round, playhead, player and pinned event.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to launch CS2 to watch the 2D replay?
No. JumpThrow plays available processed round data in the browser. The match must have the required published replay data, and the browser still loads that data before playback.
Does a FACEIT link guarantee a replay?
No. A link identifies the match. Replay depends on demo availability, processing and access. Check the match status and available rounds rather than assuming the full recording is ready.
Is the 2D replay identical to the original demo?
No. It is a map reconstruction using recorded events and available sampled positions. It is not a first-person reconstruction or a promise of frame-for-frame parity with in-game playback.
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