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Your game code — viewers can type this into the game's own page to join in, or just spam guesses in chat once you're logged in on the Streaming Dashboard.
A direct link to the same thing — share this in your stream description or Discord so viewers can jump straight in without typing the code themselves.
Your all-time scoreboard — every player's total across every game you've run since connecting, always at this same link.
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Game complete!
The countries in this round:
Paste this into an OBS "Browser Source" to show the game live on your stream. It's blurred by default — anyone who sees this link can watch the game, so only reveal and share it with people you trust (like yourself, in OBS).
FAQ
How does guessing actually work — is there a fixed list of names?
No fixed dictionary — chat just spams whichever country they think it is, and whichever name gets repeated the most simply becomes that round's official guess. Common alternate names (like "UK" for the United Kingdom, or "Holland" for the Netherlands) are accepted too.
What's the flipping animation before each flag?
A brief few seconds of random flags flashing past before landing on the real one for that round — pure showmanship, nothing to guess yet during that part.
How many guesses do we get per flag?
Just one — whichever country name chat (or the onsite page) submits most during the guessing window becomes the official answer for that flag, right or wrong, and the game moves straight to the next one.
How do I show this in OBS?
Copy the OBS browser source link from your dashboard and add it as a Browser Source in OBS (Sources → Add → Browser) — the current flag and live standings will then update directly in your scene.