How to Add a Chat Game to Your Kick Stream (No Bot, No Download)
Chat games turn viewers into players. Instead of watching you play, your chat types guesses, votes or answers, and the game reacts in real time. On Kick, the easiest way to do this is a browser game that reads your public chat directly, so there is no bot to add and no permissions to grant.
This guide uses Draw It!, Blamity's free drawing game for Kick, as the example. The same setup works for any browser game.
What you need
- A Kick channel
- OBS Studio, Streamlabs or any streaming software that can capture a window
- Chrome, Edge or Firefox
That is all. No account, no download, no plugin.
Step 1: Open the game and connect your channel
Go to drawit.blamity.com and type your Kick channel name (for example kick.com/yourname). The game starts listening to your chat immediately. Signing in with a Blamity account is optional and only saves your history and settings.
Step 2: Pick your settings
Before the first round you can choose:
| Setting | Options |
|---|---|
| Rounds | 1 to 20 (10 is a good start) |
| Time per round | 20 to 300 seconds (60 is the default) |
| Word list | 2,200+ English or 1,000+ Turkish words, themed lists, or your own |
| Word length hint | On or off |
Step 3: Capture the window in OBS
- In OBS, add a new Window Capture source.
- Select the browser window running the game.
- Resize it so the canvas is the main thing on screen.
Step 4: Hide the secret word
Your viewers must not see the word you are drawing. Either place your camera or an image over the word area, or use the eye toggle in the game to hide it on screen.
Step 5: Tell chat how to play
Something like: "I draw, you guess in chat. First correct answer wins the round." The game matches guesses even with different capitalization, punctuation or spacing, and it understands Turkish characters. The first exact guess wins and scores the seconds left on the clock.
Tips that keep chat active
- Run 10 rounds as a stream break. It takes about ten minutes.
- Use themed lists (Minecraft, foods, streamers) that match your community.
- Shout out the round winner by name. People play harder when they hear it.
- Share the recap card on X or Discord after the game to bring players back next time.
What about Twitch and YouTube?
Draw It! reads Kick chat today; Twitch and YouTube chat support is planned. On any platform you can already run room-code games where viewers join from a link, such as Kacaydi (up to 50 players per room) or Audicade. See free games to play with your Twitch chat.