The Multiplayer Party Game for Streamers & Their Chat
Twitch Chat VotingPower-UpsUp to 10 PlayersLive QR Code Join
About the Game
Worms On Livestream is a chaotic, fast-paced multiplayer game built for live streamers and their audiences. Players join by scanning a QR code on stream, pick a name, and compete in a real-time worm arena โ all while the streamer's Twitch chat can vote for chaos events that shake up the game every round.
From speed boosts and ghost mode to gravity wells, shrinking zones and earthquake chaos โ no two games are ever the same. The host runs everything from a dedicated control panel, and players control their worms entirely from their mobile device. No downloads, no installs โ just scan and play.
Features
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Mobile Play
Players join instantly by scanning a QR code. No app download needed โ just a browser.
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Twitch Voting
Your Twitch chat votes on chaos events mid-game. The crowd decides the madness.
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Power-Ups
Shield, speed boost, ghost mode, teleport, magnet and more. Collect them or lose them.
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Chaos Events
Shrink zones, gravity wells, earthquake, lights out, worm flip โ voted in by the chat.
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Awards System
End-of-game awards celebrate every play style โ from Pellet Hoarder to Grim Reaper.
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Customise Your Worm
Pick your colour, eyes, mouth and hat. Show up in style before you wipe everyone out.
How to Play
The streamer launches the game on their computer and goes live on Twitch.
A QR code appears on stream. Viewers scan it with their phone to join the lobby.
Customise your worm โ pick a name, colour, eyes, mouth and hat.
The host starts the game. Eat pellets, grow your tail, and avoid crashing into other worms.
Twitch chat votes on chaos events every round. Survive the madness to win.
Awards are handed out at the end. Then play again โ with a new code or the same lobby.
Developer
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SleepNotIncluded
Creator & Developer
Worms On Livestream was designed and built from scratch as a live streaming companion game โ built for chaos, built for chat, built for fun. Every feature was shaped by real stream sessions and viewer feedback.