StreamBingo

A tool to add up-to-four-player lockout to any game ever

StreamBingo is a tool envisioned to bring multiplayer to games that do not support it out of the box. It's not magic, it won't make you share your worlds with your friends, but it will give you the possibility to create all new game modes.

Pre-made games: https://punkpebblestudio.itch.io/stream-bingo-games
Password: sbingo_games_draft

Create custom game modes

It's easy to define a new game mode for your favorite game. Just create a new structure file with the objectives you want to race for and load it up in the application!

You can add images for those objectives, and event tags to make your custom game modes even more customizable!

Streamer friendly

Use the overlay board window to play on a transparent board that can be integrated in your stream overlay without covering up the screen too much!

If you end up playing this on stream, having a chat command crediting Malimore would be appreciated!

Create your custom database

StreamBingo runs on Google's Firebase. Since I can't afford to support scaling at the moment you're going to have to set up your own database/server project. Luckily it's very easy to do. Follow the in-app tutorial and start playing.

Roadmap

I have a few plans for this.

1. Update and fix layout bugs (duh)
2. Make this into a website so you don't need to download the client
3. Add score tally visualization to the board.
4. Adding player names to the board.
5. I don't know please give me ideas

You don't have to donate, but if you believe in the project and/or want to support it/me, you can do it here.

Some notes

Custom pre-made games are coming and will be published in another page since I am probably not allowed to have donations on for a project with a lot of IP I don't own lmao

I have not tested this on linux.

Your mac might block the application when you run it the first time. Either open it by right clicking > open instead of double clicking or go to System Preferences > Security > General and allow it to run.

I don't know windows might do the same