/launcher.
The launcher is your control surface: it’s where you pick a game, manage
the lobby, and run the round. It is host-only — your viewers never need to
open it.
Starting
1
Open the launcher
Go to
/launcher and sign in. Pick the
streamer account you’re hosting for if you have access to more than one.2
Pick a game
Choose from the featured row (your recently played games) or browse the
full library. See every option on the library page.
3
Configure it
Most games have a short setup screen — category, round count,
difficulty, and any gift mechanics. Options vary by game.
4
Open the lobby
The roster fills as viewers take their first action (or type
!join).
Start the game when you’re ready.5
Play
The game runs full-screen on the play surface. Host controls fade out
so your camera shows a clean game.
6
Wrap up
When the game ends, a results card shows the top finishers and the
session leaderboard. Start another game without rebuilding the room —
the roster carries over.
Surfaces
The launcher replaces the older
/games surface. Old /games/* links
redirect to their /launcher/* equivalents.Capture
Use the stage source (/launcher/stage/<slug>/<sessionId>) as a browser
source in OBS or TikTok Studio. It renders the game without host controls
or site chrome, so it’s safe to composite directly into your scene.
Tournament
Tournament (Party) mode is in beta.
!a or !b, the launcher draws a
random game each round, and points are tallied across the match. You can
also run a cross-stream tournament, where one streamer hosts and another
joins with an invite code so both chats play as opposing teams.
See Tournament mode for the full rules — formats,
scoring, and the game pool.