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Fictional org. Real match.
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VIGILEsports organisation · Est. 2027 · fictional
VIGIL
We hold the angle
until the night is ours.
03The moment
Scroll slowly. Time slows with you.
04Scrub it
The whole round, rebuilt from the server's own record. Pick a player to follow.
05Read the round
06Through their eyes
Drag to look around. The red dot is where they aimed
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07The numbers
Counted from the demo's events, not copied from a stats site. ADR caps each hit at the health the victim had left.
08Roster · 2027Fictional players. No real faces.
Point at a name
09Training · hold the angle
Five reps. When an enemy appears, click it. The clock starts on the first frame it is drawn.
Honest measurement: your time includes your screen's and mouse's own latency (often 10–40 ms). Nothing is subtracted.
10The facility · imagined




11PartnersEvery slot is open. These are placeholders, drawn to scale.
Your mark,
where the eyes go.
Point at a slot
12Drop 01 · Home 2027
The night
shirt.
- Cloth
- Recycled pique, 160 g/m²
- Mark
- The crosshair, heat-pressed, left chest
- Sizes
- XS to 3XL
- Price
- € 79 · concept
Drag the shirt
13Fans · the wall
Say it once.
Hear it back.
A simulated wall: the handles are invented, your line stays in this tab.
14Season 2027 · imagined
Point at a date
15Final frame
The round freezes. Every path the ten players ran
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16Credits
What this Lab explores
A replay engine rebuilt from a real professional match file. The demo the server recorded during the match is read offline into compact timelines: every player's position and view angles 8 or 32 times a second, every shot, grenade and kill, and every dollar. The decisive round is rebuilt here, in your browser, on the map's real collision geometry.
Nothing on screen is animated by hand. Tracers run from the shooter's eye along their recorded view to the first surface they hit. Smokes last as long as the server said they did. The camera can sit anywhere, including behind a player's own eyes.
VIGIL is a fictional organisation made for this concept. The players named in the replay appear only as the data of a real, public match; nothing here suggests they endorse or are connected to VIGIL or Exe.Eyes.