Referee For Fun v0.3.1 — a crowd that moves like people

A crowd that moves like people.

The stands no longer move as one. Everybody in the crowd used to jump on the same frame, to the same height, and land together. Now each person reacts in their own way: some jump once, some bounce two or three times, some just get up and clap, a few are late, and they sit back down one by one. When the hall stands over a bad call, people sway and turn to each other, and give up at different times. Between rallies, people turn to the person next to them and lean in, so nobody in the stands is frozen.

The trailer has been re-recorded on this build.

macOS: open the .dmg and drag the app to Applications. It is not signed by a registered developer, so macOS stops the first launch: on macOS 15 and later open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway; on macOS 11–14, right-click the app and choose Open. Step by step: https://juslangit.github.io/referee-for-fun/#install
Windows: one .exe, nothing to install.

The venue names and sponsors at the events are invented; the buildings are borrowed from real ones.