One Twitch Extension. Many games. Six audience games that streamers run through one FunFab Extension. The stream shows the game; the panel is the controller.
Now in Twitch review. The FunFab Extension has been submitted to Twitch. Try the examples here; play arrives on channels that install it once review completes.
The FunFab Extension puts game controls beside the stream. The game determines whether you write, answer, vote, predict, or take a seat.
Can I play here today?
You can try the website examples without a room or sign-in. They are local demonstrations, not live audience games. Play happens on Twitch, on channels that have the Extension.
Can I take part without writing?
Yes. SnarkTank, Judge’s Chair, and Tightrope let you vote or predict without writing; volunteering to write is opt-in. Like Minds asks everyone to write short answers. Charades asks everyone to guess. Mafia Live gives game decisions to seated players; everyone else watches and can request the next hand.
What will I need on Twitch?
A channel with the FunFab Extension installed. Open the panel, share your Twitch identity, and join: your Twitch name appears with your contributions. Only people with the Extension open are counted in the audience. This website’s mobile examples do not establish compatibility inside the Twitch mobile app.
What does it cost?
Nothing to play. Cosmetic reactions may use Twitch Bits in eligible sessions; they never change votes or scores.
A LITTLE TASTE · INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
See the moment. Be the audience.
A short illustration of SnarkTank. No room, sign-in, or live votes.
ON THE SHARED STAGEEXAMPLE
SnarkTank
Give your stream’s next technical problem a movie title.
THE SETUP
The host sets the scene. Your audience takes it from here.
YOUR AUDIENCE CONTROLLER
Two sample answers are in. Which one gets your vote?
In a real game the room votes on one matchup at a time; the vote decides the favorite and the writers earn points. This example shows only your pick.