Fighters on Stream

Fighters on Stream turns livestream chat into pixel-art battles where viewers’ fighters automatically face off. You join through a chat command, then watch the match unfold as weapons, random events and counterattacks shape the fight.

Customize your fighter

You can choose clothes and accessories to create a recognizable look. Your Twitch-linked fighter can join battles hosted by other participating streamers, and you do not need to stream to take part. The streamer hosts the match, while viewers join through chat.

Battles and events

Fighters move and fight automatically. Random events can change the action: a UFO may abduct a fighter, an ambulance can give a knocked-out contender another chance, and a pizza courier may drop food into the battle. Snow clouds freeze fighters, volcanoes erupt and a giant seagull joins the fray, so the battlefield itself can be dangerous.

Duels and tournaments

If the streamer enables duels, you can challenge another viewer before the main match. Once both players accept, the duel takes place in the lobby, and the winner continues with their remaining health. Achievements and leaderboards track performance, with Points Tournaments spanning multiple matches and Knockout Tournaments sending each heat’s winner to the final.

Streaming tools

Streamers can make the game the main event or run it alongside other games, start matches manually or schedule them to repeat automatically. Discreet joining lets them collect participants without keeping the battlefield on screen throughout the broadcast. Viewers can buy weapons with Twitch Bits, adding special moves to battles while supporting the channel and generating revenue for the streamer. A customizable OBS overlay lets streamers choose and position interface elements, adjust match settings and host tournaments.