ABOUT DARWIN STALKER
Season 1 — the first season tracked live on Darwin Stalker. Format, rating system, how to get on the ladder.
Submitting sets, provisional ratings, aliases and merges, platform ladders.
Darwin Stalker tracks competitive Darwin Project — every recorded scrim set, a live ladder rating for every player, full game-by-game scoreboards, player profiles with career histories, and the complete tournament archive from the game's 2018–19 heyday.
Everything on the site is derived from recorded results. Nothing is hand-ranked: ratings are computed from the set log, standings are recomputed from source data on every sync, and identities are folded across name changes so a player's record follows them.
Scrim seasons S1 + S2
The community-run scrim seasons, imported from the score sheets and reconciled
set-by-set. S2 was the live season through July 2026; its final ladder is archived
and its top finishers carry permanent profile trophies.
Darwin Pro League (current)
New sets are recorded natively on this site via SUBMIT and
priced into the DPL S1 ladder as they publish.
The 2018–19 tournament archive
The Top 100 Tournament series (events 1–24, with the gold/silver skin winners you
see highlighted across the site), plus iShock, Cherry Blossom, and DPL-qualifier
brackets — standings, prize money, per-game detail where the source sheets carry it.
Browse it under TOP 100 and TOURNAMENTS.
EU points league
The EU community's points-scored rounds, with a reconstructed rating for its ladder tab.
The archived S2 ladder used a rank-based ELO: every set's placements, kills, and damage score into set points, and your rating moves by where you finished against the field. The full per-set chain is browsable on every profile.
DPL S1 moves to Glicko-1, which also tracks how certain the system is about your rating — new and returning players are marked provisional until they've played enough. The displayed number is deliberately conservative and climbs as you prove it. Details on the DPL S1 page.
- Play in community scrims — organized on the community Discord (join here).
- Sets are recorded through SUBMIT: trusted submitters publish directly; everyone else's submissions go to a moderator review queue.
- Sign in with Steam to link your identity — your avatar and profile link show up on the ladder and your player page.