Guides for streamers
Everything you need to run chat games on your stream, written for people who'd rather be live than read a manual. Start with the setup guide, then read up on the games you plan to use.
Getting started
Add chat games to OBS takes you through sign-in, your overlay address and the browser source in about two minutes.
Troubleshooting covers what to check when the overlay doesn't show or chat gets no reaction.
The games
Parachute Drop explains the commands, how landings are scored, queue mode for busy chats and the leaderboards.
Plinko explains how viewers choose their Arcade Points, what the multipliers do and how results stay fair.
Roulette explains the six lamps, the short timeout, who's protected from it and how to keep the game under control.
Points and rewards
Arcade Points explains how viewers earn and spend points, how the jackpot works and how points differ from scores and coins.
Growing your chat
Getting a quiet chat talking has practical ideas for small streams: when to run a game, how to introduce it and which mistakes to avoid.
By platform
Chat games for Kick and chat games for Twitch show how setup works on each platform.
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