Take it on stream (cloud)

The cloud game adds an on-stream layer the local game does not have: viewer avatars and shared encounters that everyone can see. This step covers what it takes to get that running.

Install the Extension

The cloud game is a Twitch Extension. Install it on your channel and configure it from the Extension settings. Viewers then play in a private panel, no chat commands needed.

Add the overlay

To show avatars and shared encounters on stream, add the overlay as a browser source in your streaming software. It authenticates with an overlay token, and it composites into your broadcast, so it also shows up in clips and recordings.

Set the channel limits

A few channel settings shape the on-stream feel: how many avatars can appear at once, whether encounters spawn on a timer, and which encounters are eligible to run for the whole community. Start conservative and open it up as you see how your chat responds. The cloud avatars and bosses are covered in more depth on the Override track.