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Guess games

Four picture-guessing games that share one engine: a photo appears, the first viewer to type the answer takes first place, and second and third still score.

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publicGuess the City

Shows a photo of a city and waits for chat to name it. Answers are accepted in every supported language, and the reveal shows the name in whichever language the overlay is set to.

OBS size480×470
Start itDashboard → Guess → City
Options?preview · ?preview=hit · ?preview=winner · ?preview=reveal · ?preview=podium · ?lang · ?muted

flagGuess the Flag

Shows a country's flag and waits for chat to name the country. Common alternatives are accepted, so UK, Britain and United Kingdom all count.

OBS size480×470
Start itDashboard → Guess → Flag
Options?preview · ?preview=hit · ?preview=winner · ?preview=reveal · ?preview=podium · ?lang · ?muted

petsGuess the Pokémon

The classic silhouette round — a blacked-out Pokémon appears and the artwork is revealed in colour when someone gets it. This is the one guess game that does not blur, because the silhouette is the puzzle.

OBS size480×470
Start itDashboard → Guess → Pokémon
Options?preview · ?preview=hit · ?preview=winner · ?preview=reveal · ?preview=podium · ?lang · ?muted

personGuess the Famous

Shows a photo of a well-known person — athletes, musicians, actors and historical figures — and waits for chat to name them.

OBS size480×470
Start itDashboard → Guess → Famous
Options?preview · ?preview=hit · ?preview=winner · ?preview=reveal · ?preview=podium · ?lang · ?muted