Chat Game Tournament
Build a bracket of 8 or 16 Steam games. Chat votes each matchup with 1 or 2 until one game survives — and that is the game you start tonight.
1 · 2 · !a · !b
How the tournament works →For streamers
Most chat games are generic trivia. These are built from games you actually own — so the bracket is your backlog, the quiz covers are your shelf, and the result is something you play on stream. Connect once, no bot to invite.
Build a bracket of 8 or 16 Steam games. Chat votes each matchup with 1 or 2 until one game survives — and that is the game you start tonight.
1 · 2 · !a · !b
How the tournament works →A blurred Steam cover with four titles. Chat answers with a number, counts stay sealed until you reveal, and a leaderboard tracks who knows games best.
1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · !a-!d
How the quiz works →| You want chat to… | Run this | Round length |
|---|---|---|
| Decide what I play tonight | Chat Game Tournament | 15-120s per match |
| Compete against each other | Chat Game Quiz | 15-120s per round |
| Warm up a starting stream | Chat Game Quiz | 4-8 quick rounds |
| End a stream with a decision | Chat Game Tournament | 8 or 16 games |
You authorize GamersPilot once on Twitch's or Kick's own page — no password, client ID or client secret is shared, and you can revoke it from the provider at any time. After that both games use the same connection and the same private OBS overlay link, and every vote or answer is checked server-side before it counts.
Chat games let viewers take part in the stream by typing a short command in chat instead of only watching. GamersPilot runs two of them from a real Steam library: a tournament chat votes on, and a guess-the-game quiz chat answers.
No. You connect your Twitch or Kick channel once on the provider's own authorization page and GamersPilot reads verified chat events directly. There is no bot account to invite, no moderator command, and no password or client secret to share.
Yes, and both at once. Votes and answers arrive only through signature-verified provider events on either platform. One honest limit: Twitch and Kick publish no shared identity, so the same person can take part once on each platform. Running a session on a single platform closes that gap.
Every session has a private overlay link you add to OBS, SE.Live, or StreamElements as a Browser Source. It is a normal transparent web overlay — no plugin, no download. Keep that link off screen: it is the only thing that unlocks your overlay.
Each chat account gets one vote or answer per round, with a change cooldown and a capped number of changes. Duplicate provider events are rejected, messages sent outside the round window are ignored, and subscriptions, donations, moderator status and Premium never change the weight of a vote.
Yes — connecting your channel, running sessions, the overlay, and the leaderboards are free. Premium never sells vote weight, answer weight, or leaderboard position.