A lurker sends their first message
It notices and smiles. A meeting, not just another message.
OBS overlay · Twitch · Closed beta
A creature your chat raises live. Every viewer can make it react.
LiveGotchi puts a pixel creature on your OBS overlay. It hatches during your stream, grows with your hours on air, and reacts to what happens in chat: a first message, an emote spam, a sub, a raid. Neglect it too long and it gets sick.
100 free credits when you sign up: enough to hatch several creatures.
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Welcome back
Pick up where you left off.
Off stream, your creatures sleep: they haven't aged a minute since your last visit. Set up the overlay, go live, and your chat takes over again.
- NurseryTheir stats, their evolutions, their points to spend.
- StreamThe overlay, the scene, the decorations, OBS and Twitch.
- IncubatorThe latest eggs and decorations from creators.
Also: Collection · Battle · Trading post · Shop
- Demo chat
Santé40
Force30
Précision35
Mana45
Évolution0
What your chat can do
Every viewer can make it react
No commands to learn, no tutorial: chat does what it already does, and the creature answers. A few moments you'll see on a stream:
Chat spams emotes
It gets hyped and starts dancing.
A new follow
It jumps for joy.
A sub, or gifted subs
Heart eyes: it falls in love. Gifts make it dance.
Bits
It bounces, hyped. The more there are, the more it feeds.
A raid comes in
Party time: it dances to welcome everyone.
A hype train
Proud as ever, it dances at every level.
Channel points, a poll, a prediction
It spins around. Create a “Feed the creature” reward: your chat feeds it without paying a thing.
And that's not all. A command like !feed makes it jump. A timeout makes it angry, a ban scares it. And every egg has its own triggers: emojis and words picked by its creator, for your chat to discover on air.
On your stream
Your community's creature
Not an overlay gadget looping forever: a creature that hatches in front of your chat, grows with it, and wastes away if everyone forgets it.
It walks on your sources
Your webcam, the chat box, the alert box become its platforms. Move a source in OBS: it moves along.
It grows with your hours live
Messages, follows, subs, bits, raids, hype train: every event raises its health, strength, precision or mana. Its evolutions take hours on air, not one evening.
It evolves on air
The hatching and every evolution happen live, in front of everyone. What it becomes depends on the care it got: nobody knows before they see it. Clip-worthy.
It asks, your chat answers
When a stat drops, a bubble above its head says so in a second: ❤️ 💪 🎯 🔮. A call left unanswered counts as a care mistake, and it remembers.
It fights in the arena
Training, ranked, tournaments: battles replay frame by frame. A defeat costs neither the creature nor its progress.
Decorations that look like you
Floors, wallpapers, borders, decor items: drag and drop them onto the scene, and some react when chat goes wild.
Time only counts while you're live: off stream, it sleeps. Health under twenty, it gets sick; at zero for too long, it dies, for real. That's what makes every stream an appointment.
How it works
Three steps, and it lives in your stream
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Create your account
It is free. The beta is closed: your account is ready, and access opens in waves.
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Choose an egg
In the Incubator, every egg is drawn by a creator: its look, its evolutions, its powers, its reactions. Hatch it in the Nursery.
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Add it to OBS
The OBS script adds the source at the right size. Link Twitch with a six-letter code, and it also hears follows, subs, bits, raids and hype trains.
Who it is for
Three ways to play
Streamers
An appointment your chat won't want to miss
- A creature that only lives during your streams
- A chat that acts instead of lurking
- Clip-worthy moments: hatching, evolution, battle
- A scene arranged by drag and drop
Creators
Draw an egg that others will raise
- A pixel workshop: images, layers, palette, animations
- An evolution tree, its powers, and the emojis that make it react
- Or describe it to an AI, with the Creation method
- Every sale gives you earned credits
Players
Collect, raise, trade
- Single copies and counted copies
- A Collection, a Nursery, a place in the arena
- The Trading post to resell between players
- A rating for every creation, once you have lived with it
Your 100 welcome credits pay for several eggs, not just one. Pick the one whose look you like: it will hatch on your first stream, in front of your chat, and grow on what your community gives it.
Pick your next egg: it will hatch on your next stream, and what it becomes will depend on what your chat brings it.
Right now
The latest creations in the Incubator
Eggs and decorations drawn by the community, published and ready to join a stream.
Questions
What people ask us
What is LiveGotchi?
LiveGotchi is a pixel creature game for Twitch streamers. The creature lives on the stream's OBS overlay: it hatches from an egg, reacts to chat, grows with hours on air, evolves stage after stage, fights in the arena, and can die if it is neglected during the stream.
What does it react to?
Chat, first of all: a first message makes it smile, an emote spam makes it dance, a command like !feed makes it jump. With Twitch linked, it also reacts to follows, subs, bits, raids, hype trains, channel points, polls and predictions. A timeout makes it angry, a ban scares it. And every egg adds its own triggers, picked by its creator.
What is a LiveGotchi egg?
An egg is a creation drawn by a player in the workshop: a creature's look, its evolution stages, its powers and its reactions. It is bought with credits in the Incubator, hatches in the Nursery, and is resold between players at the Trading post when its copies are limited.
Is it free?
Creating an account is free. Some eggs and decorations are free, others are bought with credits. Credits are available in the shop.
What do I need to install?
OBS and a browser source, which the OBS script sets up for you. obs-websocket is optional: it lets the creature walk on your sources instead of a bare floor.
Do I need to link Twitch?
No. Without linking, it already hears chat messages. Linked to Twitch with a six-letter code, it also hears follows, subs, bits, raids and hype trains. No password ever goes through LiveGotchi.
Can it really die?
Yes, only during a stream: of old age, or if its health stays at zero for too long. Off stream, it sleeps. In the arena and in tournaments, never. Only a battle to the death, accepted by both players, can put it out; the copy stays in the collection and starts again from its egg.
Can earned credits leave the game?
No. LiveGotchi has a closed in-game economy: credits, bought or earned, are spent in the game, on eggs, decorations, slots or publications.
Why a closed beta?
To polish the game with a small group before opening wider. Create your account now: it will be ready the day your access opens.
Your community deserves its creature.
Create your account: it is waiting for you when your access opens.
It's waiting for you in the Nursery.
Go live: it grows while you stream.