Games for your TikTok LIVE
Crossing Cluck.
An automatic hen hops through lane traffic. Viewers send gifts to push it ahead or shove it back into danger. A shield can save the run. How far will your LIVE get?
How viewers play
How the game works
The hen hops one lane every 1.2 seconds with no viewer input needed. It times its position for the next lane. Every gift in a streak counts.
A vehicle collision or a fall into water ends the run. One shield blocks one crash. The scrolling lanes keep your furthest row in view.
Your best row stays on screen for this session. Gifts sent during the result are held for the next run. A matching best row does not count as a new record.
Add to your stream
The game starts on its own. Keep TikFinity Desktop App open on the same computer and connected to your LIVE.
OBS, Streamlabs, Meld Studio or TikTok LIVE Studio
- Add a Browser source, or choose Add source → Link in LIVE Studio.
- Paste your overlay link and set the size to 1080 × 1920.
- The game fills the portrait frame. Position your camera beside the game or in a separate scene area.
Settings update this preview and overlays opened from this link in the same browser and profile automatically. For a separate app or browser copy the updated link. Use it to replace your source link. If asked for local network access, allow it.
Gifts aren't reaching the game
Check TikFinity is open on the streaming computer and connected to your LIVE. Check that your source uses the latest link and the gifts listed above.
Open TikFinity Desktop App ↗Try it before your LIVE
Choose Practice to try each gift. Demo runs with sample supporters. These actions cost nothing.
Practice affects this preview only. Your overlay link always opens in Live mode.
Choose gifts
Each assigned gift triggers its action once. Clear a gift to switch that action off. You can assign each gift to one action.
Game settings
Saved automaticallyStreaming information
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