Bandit Pass.

How the game works

Ready lasts 6 seconds, the Journey lasts 120 seconds and Results lasts 7 seconds. The clock runs with nobody watching. Three ox-drawn carts carry 100 gold each from the camp at the bottom to the town gate at the top. Left alone, they reach the gate in about 100 seconds.

Viewers comment guard or bandit to pick a side. Their names count on that side's banner. Each Like from a Guard pushes the caravan a little further up the road. Each Like from a Bandit scatters caltrops and pulls it back a little. Each viewer's Likes count once a second.

Send a Rose to hire a guard. The guard walks beside the carts and blocks the next raid. Send the Finger Heart gift to drive the oxen. The caravan charges 6% further up the road, even through a rockslide.

Send a GG to raid a cart. A guard on duty steps in and blocks the bandit. With no guard on duty, the bandit grabs 20 gold from the richest cart and runs it to the hideout. Send a Galaxy to start a rockslide. Boulders stop the caravan for 6 seconds and it rolls back 5%. Another rockslide adds 6 seconds more.

The Journey ends when the caravan reaches the town gate or the clock runs out. Gold still in the carts at the gate is delivered. If the clock runs out first, the stranded gold goes to the bandits. More delivered gold is a Guards win. More stolen gold is a Bandits win. Equal gold is a Dead heat. Results names the Captain of the guard and the Bandit king, the viewers who sent the most gifts for each side. Equal totals share the title.

No gift is wasted. With every cart empty, a raid knocks the caravan back 3%. At the camp it blocks the road for 2 seconds. Gifts during Ready or Results are banked with a visible count and land as the next Journey starts. Guards and gold counts never cap; the road shows up to 10 guards and a +N count. Large numbers use 1.2K or 3.4M.

One gift means one action. A streak of 5 means 5 actions, whatever the coin value. The first 200 actions in a packet run one by one; the rest land as one bulk action with its exact total. With nobody playing, a roadside bandit raids every 20 seconds to show how it works, and the caravan still sets off and restarts by itself.

TikFinity supplies each viewer's display name. Bandit Pass shows names on the banners, the road and the Results cards only for the round. Nothing is stored or sent to us or anyone else. Privacy information.