A crowd-sourced action game designed for livestreaming where viewers play along via the chat to change the game in realtime as you play. Players constantly give feedback that changes how the game evolves, from power ups and enemies to obstacles and rule changes. The game world is procedurally generated based on viewer input, wildly changing the difficulty and surprises each time you play.
Before getting into the review, I'd like to state that I'm writing this from the perspective of a smaller streamer. While streaming, I averaged about 10-15 viewers (with about 10 of them participating in chat regularly). Please keep in mind that I am not taking offline mode into consideration for this, but do know that there IS one.
The question I'm...
I've only played the game offline so far, but it's really fun. The controls are tight and snappy, everything feels really good. The enemy variety is well balanced. It has that "just one more run" type of feeling. Probably way more fun online, but I'm having a blast solo.
Also pro-tip, you can attack faster if you attack midair and then again right after...
i found this game and seeing the videos it made me think that this game is only for twitch players but its not ive had loads of fun just trying the game randomly on my own and i really enjoy it from the art style to the way the player changes on you i would highly reccomend you try it out even by yourself or with a friend.
Still looking for a way to ban the word pogo in chat
A game mainly designed for Twitch with gameplay based as interaction and votes of channel's community.
I have to admit that Choice Chamber's offline offline mode works rather well. I didn't want to stream it, I thought that I wouldn't reach to enough streamers anyway.
If you are an streamer, with the votes of your community, it will become even more...
