Streamer Survival

Streamer Survival — The Survivor-like Game Where Your Chat Decides Your Survival
Streamer Survival is a frantic, survival-like game (in the style of Vampire:
Survivors) where you control the character… but the enemies are generated by your
chat in real time. Connect your Twitch, YouTube, or Kick stream and let
viewers type commands to summon custom waves,
modify the weather, or unleash bosses. Can you last 10 minutes while your
community does everything possible to destroy you?

What makes Streamer Survival unique?
In other games of this genre, the waves are predictable. Here, every
viewer actively participates without the need for donations or subscriptions:
simply type commands in the chat. The game reads the messages
natively and generates enemies with unique stats, temperature buffs
(heat/cold), random weather events, and a boss system that depends
on chat activity.

Commands your chat can use:
- !Zombie

- !Wolf

- !AnimalRobot

- !Paco

Main features:
- Survivor-like gameplay: move, dodge, level up, and improve your abilities while the chat closes in on you.

- Native integration with Twitch, YouTube, and Kick: no external plugins needed, it reads

chat commands directly.

- More than 10 enemy types with weather variations, random buffs, and unique behaviors.

- Progression per run: level up and choose upgrades during the run. Everything resets upon completion or restarting the run: each run starts from scratch.

- Streamer settings: adjust the average viewership to balance boss summons, the simultaneous enemy limit, and chat activity thresholds.

- Dynamic weather events: weather, storms, and paranormal zones that change the strategy in every match.

- Collaborative bosses: the chat must join in by repeatedly typing !BOSS for the real challenge to appear.

Are you a streamer? Customize the difficulty
In the options menu, enter your channel's average viewership (for example, 50, 200, or 1000). The game will use this number to calculate how many times
to type !BOSS in 2 minutes to summon a boss. This way, a small
channel won't be overwhelmed, and a large one will have a proportionate challenge.