Pinpoint a location.
Choose the stream, tune the round, then decide whether chat needs to earn entry.
How many panoramas this session runs through. Min 3, max 20. Default 5.
Points: cumulative score across every round; highest total at the end wins. Elimination: lowest-scoring guesser of each round is cut. Last chatter standing wins; the game ends early when only one survivor remains.
Per-round time limit. 0 = manual — host hits Reveal when ready. Any positive value = countdown bar drains over that many seconds (e.g. 60) and the round auto-reveals when the timer hits zero. Max 300.
When on, a guess's score multiplies from 1.0× at the start of the round down to 0.5× at the end, so guessing first is worth more and the live board shows who's ahead without leaking the country. Needs a per-round timer (Seconds per round > 0); with a manual round it has no effect either way.
The first chatter to guess a country claims it for full points; a DIFFERENT chatter who then copies that same country loses this percent of their score for every second they were behind — so reading an answer out of chat and re-typing it pays less the longer you wait. At 10%/sec a copy 10s later scores nothing. Refining your own earlier guess is never penalised. 0 turns it off.
Optional. Restrict the panorama pool to one or more continents. Leave empty for the full pool.
Where rounds come from. Street View is the classic pool — a random road somewhere on earth, though 78% of it is residential and that's the round chats read worst. Landmarks is a curated set of famous monuments, which plays much better with a chat that doesn't know street furniture. Mixed draws from both and is the default: an even split, shuffled, so a session gets both kinds without chat being able to count rounds and know what's next. Region applies to either pool.
Chat can answer with a city or the landmark's own name — "Paris" and "Eiffel Tower" both score as France. This is the extra they earn for being more specific than the question asked, added on top of the round score, so a precise guess can clear the 5000 a country guess caps at. Only pays when the country is right. 0 turns it off and a city just scores as its country.
Pick which TikTok gifts set a floor on the gifter's round score (max 5000 = a perfect guess). A floor only helps if it beats what they already typed, so a 5000 gift guarantees a perfect round while a 2500 one is a soft safety net. Price the floor to the gift's cost — a cheap gift shouldn't be worth as much as an expensive one. Resets every round.
Gate !join on per-stream chat activity. Leave a field at 0 / empty to skip that axis.
!join
Chat plays through TikTok comments — first vote / guess / like opts a viewer in. Hit Start when the lobby has at least 1.