When night falls, the zombie horde storms the shelter. The wall starts empty: a guard bearing the name of every viewer who sends a gift takes the wall and fires on its own until dawn. Gifts and likes only power the sender's own guard or the shelter; nobody can harm anyone.
You go live and put the game on screen. Rounds start and end on their own; your viewers decide what happens on screen.
The wall starts empty. A guard bearing the name of the viewer who sent a gift takes the wall; a follow or the number of likes set by the streamer also grants a guard. One guard per viewer; the night begins once at least two guards have gathered.
Son Sığınak runs the round on its own. All that’s left for you is to keep streaming and talk with your viewers.
Every incoming gift gets an instant response in the game. Who sent what is shown on screen.
The lobby lasts about one minute, the night four minutes. If the shelter holds until morning the sentries win; if it falls, the horde wins. The viewer who helped most becomes the hero of the night.
A guard carrying the name of a viewer who sends their first gift or follows takes the wall; from the panel, the streamer sets how many likes earn a guard and whether a follow earns one. Each viewer gets one guard; anyone arriving once the wall is full or after the night starts is first on the wall the next night. There is no house team: a night won’t start until enough viewers have gathered.
A viewer who sends the number of likes set by the streamer also gets a guard on the wall; while on watch, likes give their own guard the effect the streamer chose (ammo, support fire, heavy weapon…).
A viewer who follows also gets a guard bearing their name on the wall. The streamer can turn this off in the panel.
The first gift puts a guard carrying your name on the wall; later gifts give your own guard covering fire and heavy weapons, or bring ammo, repairs and an airstrike to the shelter.
In the game, a viewer who joins sentry and their name appears on screen. Comments have no effect on the game; the chat flows freely.
The game turns each incoming gift into an effect based on its value. Small gifts make small touches; big ones change the whole round.
The ammo box feeds the shelter’s guardian; reinforcement fire speeds up your own sentry.
Repair raises the barricade; a turret bearing your name fires from the wall. No gift ever harms another viewer’s sentry.
Heavy weapon gives your own guard explosive rounds; air strike wipes out the horde in an instant.
While on watch, likes give your own sentry the effect the streamer chooses. Every gift fills the stream goal; when the goal is full, an airstrike hits the shelter.
No. Son Sığınak runs on its own. You go live and put the game on screen; your viewers’ participation and gifts shape each round.
Sending a gift, following or sending the number of likes set by the streamer is enough. A guard carrying the viewer’s name takes the wall; one guard per viewer.
No. Comments don’t affect the game; chat flows freely. Only likes, follows and gifts steer the game.
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.
The images were captured from the current version of Son Sığınak; viewer names and interactions were simulated in test mode. Tap an image to enlarge it.
Call to guard dutyCountdown before Night 1; the viewers who joined are on the guard list.
AirstrikeZeynep’s gift called an airstrike for the shelter.
Night watchThe guards fire from the wall; ranking and zombie hits in the side panel.
In a 9:16 vertical stream window Son Sığınak 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.
Pick your licence, open the game and invite your viewers. The game and your viewers handle the rest.
Guide: to see the setup step by step How to set up a TikTok LIVE game, for what gifts do in the game TikTok gift game, for more participation 10 ways to boost engagement.
