Gartic On Stream — The Gartic Experience for Streamers
Streaming platforms have definitely revolutionized the online gaming community. Watching someone playing or playing for an audience is sometimes funnier than playing by ourselves.
Still, why can’t we develop a simpler option in which everyone can play together on a streaming platform?
That’s why we decided to bring Gartic dynamics to the streaming world. Streamers now have an option to keep their audience engaged while they take a break. Everyone wins!
Gartic On Stream (GOS) challenges the streamer’s audience to guess drawings along with them.
If you are a streamer, this article will show you how to get the best advantages of GOS.
How does it work?
Firstly, enter our official website by clicking here!
You can either log in with Twitch or YouTube.
Choose the best option for you. Once you are in, you’ll see a screen like in the image below.
You must place your camera over this part to hide the settings.
Click on “Options” to configure some extra settings. On the options pop-up, you can customize the game’s sounds, get a mirror link for your stream, set the rounds on an automatic pilot, and schedule a command based on the game’s rounds.
> Mirror link: Creates a copy of your screen. This option is ideal to set up your screen features on your favorite streaming software.
> Automatic pilot: Makes your game run automatically. You don’t need to restart the match.
> Scheduled command: Executes a specific command in a regular period.
Now you can start the game. As the streamer, you can either click on the “!START” button or type !start in the chat. Everyone must use the chat to send their guesses.
Nine drawings will be reproduced in real-time. Put your best efforts into guessing them since you will need a group effort to reach higher levels.
A scoreboard appears at the end of each round. The fastest guessers earn points first.
Tip: you can create challenges for your audience. For instance, you can try to beat the GOS record, which is level 30.
Now you are ready to play Gartic On Stream! Tell us in the comments what was the most challenging drawing to guess.
