Download my Interactive Tiktok Livestream Game (King of the Hill V0.0.1 | WINDOWS)

Want to try streaming on tiktok to earn gifts, but don't want to exert any effort? Look no further. I built this game in Unity, and the players have been loving it! The premise is simple. Fight to become King of the Hill. Players that engage more have a better chance at breaking through first, but anyone could get lucky and take the throne. Holding the throne is fun because you can shout out messages using Text to Speech at everyone watching the stream.

How to Run the Game

Step 1: Download and extract the zip file from the attachment below.

Step 2: Run MarbleChaosLeague.exe inside. Allow connections on public or private networks if asked.

Step 3: Follow the instructions on screen to setup Tikfinity so the game can receive events from the tiktok stream of your choosing. (Press "esc" to show/hide the settings overlay).

Step 4: Stream to Tiktok using your preferred method! I like to use tiktok studio, but you can also point your phone at the screen and stream from your mobile device.

Warnings

There are a few things you should consider before streaming this game.

1. Inappropriate Live Chat Messages

This game includes speech bubbles for all player messages, and text to speech for the King. There is a risk that players will say inappropriate things in an attempt to get you banned. To combat this, I've included a "bannedWords.txt" file that scans every comment people make in the live chat. If there is a match in any part of their message to a word on the list, their comment is blocked from the game. Feel free to add or remove words from this list. Unfortunately, anybody who has moderated on the internet before knows that there are creative ways to work around these filters. If you don't want to take any chances, simply disconnect the "comment" webhook on tikfinity.

2. Lack of Clarity in Tiktok Community Guidelines

Although many people stream interactive games on Tiktok, and nothing in King of The Hill violates the Tiktok community guidelines as far as I can tell, the rules can change, and Tiktok can decide they don't want to promote this type of game at any time. I learned the hard way that Tiktok scans for images of Gifts and suspends the accounts of users that show them in livestreams (I use emojis instead now).

By downloading and livestreaming this game you accept these risks. Good luck streaming!