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Your game code — viewers can type this into the game's own page to join in.
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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Final Scores
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 it work?
Viewers join the circle by typing pass in stream chat (or tapping the button on the game's page) while the countdown runs. Then the music plays and the parcel hops from viewer to viewer. When the music stops, whoever is holding it unwraps a layer and scores, then leaves the circle so the next layer goes to someone else. The last layer is the big prize.
Is it fair?
It's pure luck, like the real game. The parcel's route is decided at random the moment joining closes, and everyone's screen, including your OBS scene, plays back the same route.
How many can join?
Up to 24 viewers per parcel, so every seat stays readable on stream. Late arrivals just join the next parcel.
How do viewers join?
When the game is run from the Streaming Dashboard with Twitch or Kick connected, viewers type pass in chat. They can also open the game's own page with the game code and tap Join the circle. The streamer picks On the page, Chat keyword (chat only) or both.
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. The circle, the countdown and the music all play live in your scene.