couchslop / for streamers
couchslop for streamers
Party games built for streams from the first version, not patched for them later. Your friends play on the TV, and your chat plays along from their phones.
Nothing secret is ever drawn on the TV: not your players' invite link, not anyone's answers, not a mod link. Show the whole thing on stream.
In streamer mode the room code only gets viewers into the audience. Your players join with a private invite link the TV copies for you to DM them.
Every round has something for chat to answer or vote on, and the TV shows how they did. A room of 5,000 viewers always has something to do.
Viewer names never appear on the TV, and reactions are anonymous. Anything chat writes goes through your mods first, like a stream board.
Chat answers the same trivia and survey rounds as your players and sends reactions up the side of the TV. In Spud Feud, chat plays as one more contestant. Switch on Chat is the villain and chat votes on every attack sent down the lanes.
Chat votes in every head-to-head, and winning them over is worth bonus points. The family filter is on by default in streamer mode.
Chat calls the winner on the grid, then on lap 2 votes on dropping a fryer slick in front of whoever's leading.
Chat calls who survives each round, bets on who's holding every potato when it blows, and picks the next arena.
Before every cooking step, chat votes a twist onto it: extra spicy, butterfingers, a steamed-up screen, a golden step or a slow cooker. Reactions fill a hype meter that makes the step worth 1.5×, and at the end chat picks the dish they'd eat.
Not everyone will scan a code. Type your channel name on the home screen and !1, !2… in your Twitch chat count in every vote, alongside the phones. No login, no bot account: it only reads.
In Spud Ridge, chat gets a budget and votes, every few seconds of each wave, on what to send at you. Your players keep every seat, so it's the normal game with chat attacking on top.
The home screen copies a link to add as a Browser Source: the open vote with chat's live bars and reactions, on a transparent background for your own layout.
Set your delay and viewers' phones hold every reveal until your stream shows it, so nobody's phone spoils the answer for everyone watching.
The games note the clip-worthy moments as they happen: someone FRIED, a clean sweep, chat's slick landing, the last life going. Copy the list with timestamps from the home screen for your VOD edit.
Every track is CC0 or public domain, so there's nothing to mute for your VODs and no copyright strikes. Each game's music still has its own off switch.
Post your board link in chat before the stream. Viewers write trivia only your community would know. It stays sealed: nobody sees a question, not even its writer's name, until a mod approves it.
Give your mods the mod link. They read every question and approve or reject it. Only approved questions reach the game, each one credited to the viewer who wrote it.
Open the TV link on your stream PC. Your chat's questions come first, and the regular bank takes over when they run out.
Anyone with this link can approve questions. Don't post it in chat or show it on stream.
The game, in streamer mode, with your chat's approved questions first. Keep it off stream until it's open: it can see the answers.
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We'll build something just for your stream: a Tater Racers track through your community's in-jokes, an arena game with your branding, a trivia pack about your channel. Free for the first streamers we work with.
You decide what goes in it. Your name, likeness and branding only appear with your say-so, and we'll be in your Discord during the stream in case anything needs fixing.
Every couchslop room has it. Open couchslop.com/host?streamer, or switch it on from the home screen or any game's lobby. It stays on for every game you play that evening, and the home screen is where the Twitch channel, stream delay, overlay link and highlights live.