Games Center: share games, host LIVE experiences and configure settings

Understand the two workspace tabs and public links

Games & scores is available to owners and managers with module access. Select a game card or the game selector to show its launch link and applicable result panels. Game settings is owner-only; managers cannot change network buy-ins, odds, codes, progression rewards or video assignments.

Copy hub link gives the permanent network-specific public Games Center. Most games can launch from that hub without a separate player account. Signed-in host consoles identify their access requirement when opened. Keep the network portion of copied URLs intact so the game loads the right network configuration.

A displayed buy-in or prize is part of the game workflow. The host should check gifts received in the actual LIVE before entering the amount. Typing an amount into these setup forms is not a transfer, an automatic payout or independent proof of a TikTok gift.

Read scores, attempts and winner claims

For games with recorded results, All Attempts includes started and completed games, while Completed counts scores successfully recorded. Creators Played counts distinct creator profiles and Network High Score is the selected game’s best score. The best-score table uses one row per creator and their highest-ever score; it is not the sum of all attempts.

Recent game attempts shows the latest 50 attempts, including incomplete starts. Network profile games can offer a creator selection and an outside-visitor path; an outside visitor does not become a creator in your roster by playing.

Code Red additionally displays outside-network winner claims with submitted time, TikTok username and screenshot proof. View screenshot opens the supplied evidence; the table has no automatic payout or approve-payment action. Neon Rush, J.A.R.V.I.S., Oracle Table, Real Time AI and Gift Video Alerts do not create competitive leaderboards. Creator Flap’s current public implementation does not persist new scores, even if older general dashboard statistics remain visible.

Creator Flap

Choose Play, then Start flight. Tap or click the game, press Space or press the up arrow to flap through gaps between obstacles. Each run ends when you collide; choose Play again for another attempt.

This current version starts as an anonymous player and does not save the finish result to a network leaderboard. Do not promise a recorded personal best from this public page. There is no gift buy-in or owner setting needed for this simple game.

Deal or No Deal

Enter the player’s gift buy-in, choose the network-creator or outside-player path, and select the creator profile when applicable. Start the game, choose the sealed case you want to keep, and confirm THIS CASE or choose a different one. Open other cases as prompted to reveal gifts removed from play.

When the Banker offers a gift, DEAL takes that offer and NO DEAL continues. If the game reaches the final case choice, decide whether to keep the original case or switch to the remaining case. The final screen shows the won gift and provides Play again or Switch creator.

In Game settings, set Minimum buy-in and the counts of gifts higher and lower than the buy-in. The 26-case mix must total the required case count, and available catalogue gifts constrain valid buy-ins and prize combinations. Save Deal settings and verify the resulting values before using the public game.

Play Your Cards Right

Enter the received buy-in, choose the player type and network creator where needed, then Deal the cards. Use Higher or Lower to predict the next card until the fifth card is reached. Ace is high; read the visible round rules before starting. Clearing the board reveals the mystery gift. Use Play another round for a new turn.

The owner sets Minimum buy-in and the higher/lower gift counts for the mystery prize pool, then chooses Save Cards settings. This prize mix affects the gift selected after a successful board; it does not turn every successful answer into a separate payout.

Wheel of Fortune

Enter the gift buy-in and select the player or creator, then load the wheel. Use Spin for each of the three spins; each result is a TikTok gift under the clicker. The result screen lists Gifts won and the combined prize total. Play another game starts a new set of spins.

The wheel has 24 wedges and builds its prize bands using the allowed buy-in and catalogue. The owner’s Save Wheel settings changes the minimum buy-in. Use the Sound control if the host needs to mute the wheel effects.

Countdown

Choose the player and buy-in, then Show the blank word. Read the word hint, choose five different letters and select Reveal letters & start timer. Type the complete word in Your answer and choose Submit guess before the timer runs out. A correct answer wins a gift; Next player starts a freshly selected word.

The owner sets Minimum buy-in, Countdown time and Higher-prize chance. The percentage controls the chance that a correct answer receives a gift above the buy-in; it does not guarantee a higher-value prize. Use the minimum/maximum limits shown by the form and Save Countdown.

Code Red

The owner must first configure the fixed six-digit disarm code and minimum buy-in. Enter all six digits, including leading zeroes when needed, and choose Set code or Replace code. Keep the winning code with the people responsible for operating the game.

On the game page, enter the player’s buy-in and select the player or operative. Every full 10 diamonds unlocks one attempt. Use the keypad or code input, ERASE to correct it and ENTER to submit an attempt. A successful code awards the game’s fixed 10,000-diamond winning gift.

Outside-network winners must enter their winning TikTok username and supply screenshot proof. Capture this screen can help produce the evidence; Submit winning claim sends it to the network’s claims table. Keep a copy. Next player prepares another turn; submitting a claim does not itself deliver a TikTok gift.

The Chase

Enter a valid buy-in, choose the creator or available visitor path and Start the clock. The first stage has five questions, each with a 20-second limit. A successful first stage leads to a ten-question final with a two-minute limit. Every required answer must be correct.

A perfect game displays a prize of five times the entered buy-in. An incorrect answer or exhausted time ends the turn. Bring on the next player starts the next setup. Owners change the minimum buy-in using Save Chase settings.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

Enter the contestant’s buy-in, select the player and start the game. Answer each question within its 20-second timer. There are 15 increasingly difficult questions, no checkpoints, and an incorrect answer ends the turn at zero; completing question 15 pays the game’s ten-times-buy-in result.

Where enabled, 50/50 is a one-use helper that removes options. Ask the Comments is also one-use: the host follows the instruction to turn LIVE comments on while viewers suggest A, B, C or D. The contestant cannot lock an answer while that consultation window is open; close it to return to the question.

Owner settings include Minimum buy-in, Ask the Comments window, Enable 50/50 and Enable Ask the Comments. Save Millionaire settings stores the configuration. The comments helper does not mean this game automatically changes TikTok’s comment settings.

Creator Cannon

On Battle, choose the callsign/creator profile and Easy, Normal or Hard difficulty, then Launch skirmish. Your cannon is at the bottom; the enemy is above. Terrain can block shots until explosions open paths. Adjust Angle and Power, select a weapon and FIRE when controls unlock.

Use sliders or the arrow keys: left/right changes angle and up/down changes power. Number keys 1–9 select weapons, Space fires and Esc pauses. The mouse wheel and touch controls also support aiming. Shield and Repair consume energy; Recharge restores resources. Pay attention to ammunition, cooldown turns, wind and terrain.

Progression credits and upgrades belong to the selected creator profile. Choose that profile before using the upgrade area. Owner settings control Win XP, Loss XP, Win credits, Loss credits, Base health, Base armour and Damage %. Difficulty multipliers apply after base rewards. This game never uses a gift buy-in. Pause offers Resume or Return to setup.

Neon Rush

The host selects one of the eight fixed buy-ins: 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000 or 5,000 diamonds. Ask the guest for a colour or car number, choose one of ten cars and lock the choice before starting the race. Change choice is available during setup; Skip countdown skips the lead-in when shown.

The randomized race lasts 20 seconds. Picking the winning car displays a result of twice the buy-in. Use the sound control as needed and prepare the next turn from the result screen. This experience asks for no player name and stores no car choices, races or results; there is no leaderboard or owner buy-in form for it.

J.A.R.V.I.S.: a timed AI guest console

Launch the host link while signed in as an owner or authorized manager. Enter the session credits received using an exact multiple of the displayed per-minute rate. Each complete unit opens one whole minute, subject to the displayed session limit. Establish connection, listen to the guest and type their question into Host question input, then TRANSMIT.

The AI response is spoken through the configured output. The host controls the questions and next guest; the page does not automatically listen to the guest’s microphone. When allocated time ends, Bring up next guest returns to setup. Ending a connection manually stops pending answers and speech, and unused time cannot be restored. If an earlier connection awaits recovery, use the displayed recovery/end-existing-connection choice.

Owner settings define Session credits per minute and voice output mode, with a selected AI voice when that mode is used. Browser speech depends on the device’s available voice; AI speech depends on the site’s private speech service. Ollama must be configured for AI answers. The host station also offers local weather with a city, region or partial-postcode override. This console creates no competitive score.

The Oracle Table: guide a three-card reading

Enter Guest name, Diamonds received, Reading focus and the guest’s question. The guest name accepts up to 64 characters and the question accepts 3–240 characters. Complete all three setup steps, then choose Open the reading table. The host invites the guest in TikTok and verifies the gift; this site does neither automatically. The owner sets Reading gift price in Game settings.

Ask the guest to say stop, then cut the deck and reveal the Past, Present and Future cards in order. Each reveal explains the card’s position; after the third, the complete story and grounded next step appear. Use Copy summary or Read aloud if wanted, then Complete reading · Next guest.

View all 78 cards opens a deck browser with All, Major, Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles filters. All cards are displayed upright. The reading remains in this browser session and has no leaderboard. Treat the readings as the page describes them: reflection and entertainment, not professional advice.

Real Time AI: start the spoken interaction avatar

This signed-in host console needs an enabled creator in LIVE Event Monitor. Select Choose monitored creator, choose the spoken browser voice and confirm the automatic-response option. Choose Start interaction avatar; the setup is replaced by the running avatar.

The feed starts at the newest event so previous comments are not announced. Eligible new comments are sent to the private AI backend by event ID, and valid answers are spoken through the chosen browser voice. Gift thanks and viewer welcomes can still be spoken when Ollama answers are unavailable.

The voice selection is stored on that device and depends on voices supported by its browser. Keep the running page open and check device sound. If no creators are available, enable capture in LIVE Event Monitor first and check manager scope. The console creates no game scores or leaderboard.

Gift Video Alerts: configure gifts and obtain the real overlay link

Owner Game settings lists MP4 animations made available by the administrator’s Gift Video Encoding process. Preview videos, select a Gift trigger for each desired animation and save the assignments. A blank gift disables that animation. If the encoded folder is unavailable or gifts are missing, existing settings are protected; ask the administrator to restore the assets/catalogue.

Launch Gift Video Alerts while signed in, select the monitored creator and generate the private overlay link. Copy the OBS Browser Source URL into an OBS Browser Source. The setup page remains a setup page; pasting its address instead of the generated overlay URL will not produce the transparent overlay.

For TikTok LIVE Studio, use a Link source, enable Sound and Keep active, and use the page’s Hide then Show workaround after going LIVE or changing scenes. Keep the generated link private because it grants access to that creator’s overlay. Alerts play in arrival order and each complete video finishes before the next; a quantity of three produces three full plays.

Test Gift Video Alerts before a broadcast

In Game settings, Demo an animation requires LIVE Events access, an enabled creator and at least one saved gift-to-video assignment. Open that creator’s overlay first and let it finish loading. Then select User / creator and Animation and choose Trigger demo. The creator does not have to be live.

A queued demo is available to the already running source for up to five minutes and does not add a gift to LIVE analytics. Reloading the overlay skips demos queued before the reload, so keep the source open while testing. If the demo does not play, check that the overlay and demo use the same creator, then trigger a fresh demo rather than reloading an old queued one.

Save settings safely and troubleshoot setup

Every game’s settings card has its own Save button. Saving Deal settings does not also save unsaved Countdown or voice changes. Use whole numbers and the bounds shown on each form. Gift availability can restrict the allowed minimum and higher/lower mix.

Game network not found usually means the network-specific link is incomplete or no longer available. Copy a fresh link from Games Center. Host access required means that experience needs the correct signed-in owner or manager. Missing gift assets, missing Ollama or missing monitored creators are separate prerequisites; follow the specific message instead of repeatedly restarting a game.

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