TikTok LIVE stream game · Climbing race

Lav Kulesi: the lava is rising; whoever climbs highest wins.

The tower starts empty: every viewer who sends a gift gets their own climber, bearing their name, on the tower in the middle of the volcano. Lava keeps rising from below; whoever stays above the lava until the very end, i.e. climbs highest, wins. There are no house climbers; the round won’t start until enough viewers join.

  • Runs on its own
  • Join with a gift (follow and like threshold set by the streamer)
  • No installation needed
Lav Kulesi: climbers named after viewers rising on the platforms, peak metres and ranking on the left
Footage was recorded inside the game; viewer interactions were simulated in test mode.
How does the game work?

The streamer doesn’t play, the game runs on its own.

You go live and put the game on screen. Rounds start and end on their own; your viewers decide what happens on screen.

Lobby opens

There’s a short join window before every round. A viewer who sends a gift enters the game; if the streamer wants, followers and viewers who hit a set number of likes join too. If there aren’t enough climbers, the lobby waits.

The game plays itself

Lav Kulesi runs the round on its own. All that’s left for you is to keep streaming and chat with your viewers.

Gifts steer the game

Every incoming gift powers the sender's own climber. Who sent what is shown on screen.

The winner appears on screen

The lobby lasts 40 seconds; the length of the climb depends on the chosen difficulty. After the results, a new lobby opens automatically.

How do viewers join?

Send a gift: your climber bearing your name climbs the tower.

A viewer who sends a gift climbs the tower with their own climber; each viewer gets one climber. From the panel, the streamer can also let followers join and choose how many likes earn a climber. Anyone arriving once the tower is full is first in line for the next round. There is no house climber.

Like

Reaching the number of likes set by the streamer (e.g. 100) puts the viewer into the game. After joining, likes power your own climber.

Follow

A viewer who follows you enters the game with their own climber. You can turn this option off in the panel.

Gift

A viewer who sends a gift always joins the game; their later gifts only boost their own climber.

In the game, a viewer who joins a single climber bearing their name . Comments have no effect on the game; the chat flows freely.

What do gifts do?

Every gift changes something in the game.

The game turns each incoming gift into an effect based on its value, and the effect always goes to the sender’s own climber. No gift can harm another viewer’s climber.

Small gifts

Speed and an extra jump; a bit more drops a rope next to your climber and gives 20 seconds of double jump.

Medium gifts

The shield gets you through one touch of lava; the crystal step opens a new platform in front of your climber.

Big gifts

The jetpack launches your climber upward; volcano power carries them to the summit with a shield and a long jetpack.

Likes and follows

Once you’ve joined, your likes give your own climber the selected power at the interval the streamer chose (e.g. every 10 likes).

What do you need?

No installation, you're live in a few minutes.

FAQ

About Lav Kulesi frequently asked.

Does the streamer have to play the game?

No. Lav Kulesi runs on its own. You go live and put the game on screen; your viewers’ participation and gifts shape each round.

How do viewers join the game?

Sending a gift is enough; if the streamer wants, followers and viewers who hit a set number of likes join too. A viewer who joins gets a single climber carrying their name, and that name appears on screen.

Do comments affect the game?

No. Comments don’t affect the game; chat flows freely. Only likes, follows and gifts steer the game.

How do I add the game to my stream?

Open the game in MERRY Launcher or in your browser and connect with your TikTok username. Then add the game window to your scene via window capture in OBS Studio or TikTok LIVE Studio.

From inside the game

Screenshots: this is how the game looks on stream.

The images were captured from the current version of Lav Kulesi; viewer names and interactions were simulated in test mode. Tap an image to enlarge it.

Lav Kulesi vertical stream view: climbers jumping onto the platforms, countdown at 1

The same game in a vertical stream

In a 9:16 vertical stream window Lav Kulesi switches its HUD to a vertical layout: scoreboard on top, the scene in the middle, the join call at the bottom. Just open a vertical canvas in OBS or TikTok LIVE Studio and capture the game window.

Other live stream games

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Put Lav Kulesi on stage in your next stream.

Pick your licence, open the game and invite your viewers. The game and your viewers handle the rest.