TikTok LIVE games · included in MXO Live Studio
Your viewers play along live
24 games that come with the MXO Live Studio subscription – no separate purchase, no second program. Every game is a web page with an address of its own that you pull into OBS as a browser source. Your viewers are the ones playing it – with gifts, likes, follows, shares and chat commands.
- 24 games
- Included in the MXO Live Studio subscription
- Built for OBS
How it works
On stream in four steps
A game is a web page with an address of its own – just like the Live Studio overlays. OBS pulls it in as a browser source.
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Open the arcade
Open the games arcade in Live Studio and pick a game from the list.
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Copy the address
Every game has an address of its own. One click copies it in the studio.
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Add a browser source in OBS
Create a “Browser” source in OBS and paste the address.
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Viewers take over
Gifts, likes, follows, shares and chat commands trigger the action in the game.
Sound in OBS
A browser source plays its sound through your speakers first. Tick “Control audio via OBS” in the source properties, otherwise your viewers won't hear any of it.
Depends on TikTok – and testable without going live
The live connection depends on TikTok. If TikTok changes something on their end, it can stop working for a while. For setting things up and trying them out there is a built-in simulator that fires every type of event at the press of a button – you don't have to be live for that.
Games
24 games in the arcade
“Portrait” fits a 9:16 layout next to your camera, “Landscape” works as a wide scene. Two games keep running permanently, even between streams.
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Ladder Race
Portrait
Team Red and Team Blue climb for the flag at the top.
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Turbo Race 3D
Landscape
Four cars in 3D – every gift is another burst of speed.
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TNT Tower
Portrait
Build high together – until the TNT gets in the way.
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Lucky Wheel Deluxe
Portrait
Gifts spin the wheel, and you write the segments yourself.
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Team Tug of War
Landscape
Red against Blue: who pulls harder on the rope?
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Boss Battle
Portrait
The whole community against one giant boss.
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Balloon Ride
Portrait
Likes carry the balloon all the way into space.
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Fishing Duel
Landscape
Team fishing contest with giant fish and a thieving octopus.
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Penalty Shootout
Portrait
The community shoots, and the keeper gets better as it goes.
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Block Builder
Portrait
You build with A and D while the chat sabotages with TNT and creepers.
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Viewer Tournament
Portrait
A knockout bracket: viewers face each other in one-on-one duels.
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Last One Standing
Portrait
Battle royale with a shrinking zone – one viewer is left.
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Plinko
Portrait
Every gift drops a ball down through the field of pins.
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Pixel Wall
Portrait
The chat paints one picture together, pixel by pixel.
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Aquarium
Portrait
Every gift puts a fish with a name into the tank.
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Tower Defense
Portrait
Viewers place towers carrying their name against waves of enemies.
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Catapult Attack
Landscape
The fortress comes down under real physics.
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Community Farm
Portrait
Always on
Plant, water, harvest, expand – the farm keeps growing from stream to stream.
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Hall of Fame
Portrait
The season leaderboard with a podium, live in your overlay.
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Potato Arena
Portrait
Arena survivor with waves of enemies – each one carries a sender's name.
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Pet Adoption
Portrait
Always on
Every gift adopts an animal that stays in the garden for good.
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Block Jumper
Landscape
Jump, stomp, collect – and the viewers flip your gravity.
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Paddle
Portrait
Paddle as far as you can – viewers shove you around, the shark is waiting.
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Rail Dash
Portrait
Steve sprints along the tracks – and the viewers throw everything in his path.
Every game has its own editor in the arcade with three tabs: Triggers (which gift or event sets off which action), Settings (rules, colours, names) and Legend (the “what does what?” panel for your viewers).
Profiles
Viewers keep their progress from stream to stream
Everyone who joins in earns experience – not just for one round, but across every game and every stream.
What a profile collects
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Level and title
Every viewer has a level and a title that grows with it – from Rookie to Legend.
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Where the experience comes from
XP comes from coins, likes, follows, subs, chat messages and wins in the games.
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Visible in the game
The rank sits right next to the name, for example “Lv 12 · Fighter”, with a rank badge to match – the same in every game.
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Monthly season
A season runs for one month and then resets itself. The leaderboard lives in the arcade and as the “Hall of Fame” game for your overlay.
Items
15 items shared by every game
The items behave the same way everywhere. Once your chat has worked out what the magnet does, they know it in every game.
What you get
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11 helpers
Shield, magnet, double, bomb, revive, lucky clover, invincible, coin bag and more.
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4 curses
For troll gifts: reversed controls, shrinking, fog and slow motion.
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Rarity tiers
Every item has a rarity, and it carries the name of the person who set it off.
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Magnet pull and HUD bar
The magnet drags items towards it. Whatever is currently in effect shows in a bar along the edge of the screen.
15 items in total: 11 helpers and 4 curses.
Sound
Sound without a single audio file
Every game makes its own noise: the tones are calculated while the game runs instead of being played back from files. There are no sound files and nothing that has to be loaded in.
Volume and on/off are set per game in the editor – so one game that is too loud won't drown you out.
Don't forget to tick “Control audio via OBS” in the browser source properties — without it the sound stays on your machine.
Status
Not for sale yet
The games arcade comes with the MXO Live Studio subscription, and that is not for sale yet: no price, no release date – only the option to be told when there is one. The arcade is not sold on its own.
What is still open
Neither the price nor the release date is settled, and we won't name one we can't keep. The feature set can still change before release: games may be added, changed or dropped. Nothing on this page is a commitment.
Join the waitlist
Send a short e-mail. You will get exactly one message – on the day MXO Live Studio is released. No newsletter, no advertising, no passing your address on.
Address: kontakt@mxomedia.online
Join the waitlistYour address is used for that one notification and deleted afterwards. There is no form and no database behind it – just an e-mail inbox. More on that in the privacy policy.
Legal note: this page is an English translation for convenience. Once there is something to buy, the German versions of the terms, the privacy policy and the right of withdrawal are the legally binding ones.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
When does it start?
That isn't decided yet. A date will only be named once it can be kept. Anyone on the waitlist hears about it on the day it happens.
Does the arcade cost extra?
No. It comes with the MXO Live Studio subscription, there is no second charge. What the subscription will cost isn't decided yet – which is why there is no price and no buy button on this page, and the German legal texts are the binding version.
Do I need MXO Live Studio for this?
Yes. The games arcade is part of MXO Live Studio and runs in the same instance: the same live connection, the same gift database, the same viewer profiles.
It was planned differently once – the games were meant to ship as a program of their own (“MXO Interactiv Suite”). Since August 2026 they are part of Live Studio. Two programs, two live connections and two subscriptions for the same viewers made no sense.
Does the arcade work with Twitch?
The focus is TikTok LIVE. A Twitch connection is built in, so chat comes through from there as well.
Do expect that not every trigger carries over: gifts in the TikTok sense don't exist on Twitch, so those triggers stay empty there. Which triggers end up being available on Twitch will be settled at release.
What do I need to run it?
A current browser. The arcade runs as part of MXO Live Studio on our servers – you install nothing. For streaming you need OBS or another program with a browser source.
Your data – profiles, settings and the save states of the always-on games – lives in your own instance, survives updates and can be exported at any time.
How do I get a game into OBS?
In OBS, create a source of type Browser and paste the address shown next to the game in the arcade. The address stays the same, so your scene still works the next time you stream.
For sound, tick “Control audio via OBS” in the source properties. If you want to cut the game out of its background, set the background to green screen in the game settings and put a chroma key filter over it in OBS.
Want to know when it starts?
One e-mail is all it takes – one message at release, nothing else.