Customizable Channel Points Games for More Viewer Interaction
Dice and Shuffle's game objects are now moveable, so you can reposition Pando anywhere on screen. Here's how to move them, and why Channel Points games are such an easy way to boost viewer interaction.
Nobody puts Pando in a corner, until now! The objects for our two Channel Points games, Dice and Shuffle, are now moveable, so you can reposition them and move Pando to another position. Discover how to move the game objects and why Channel Points are important tools to grow your channel.
Move your stream pet around
Channel Points games like Dice and Shuffle both had game objects sitting beneath the pet, which meant your pet was likely hovering at the bottom of the screen. Moving Pando to a corner made it incompatible whenever a game triggered, because the game objects weren't visible. Since Pando is just a browser source, you can now move this closer to a corner and adjust the position to your liking.
Here is how you move the games:
- Go to mypando.tv/extension/appearance
- Select the Games section
- Adjust the game objects' positions to your liking
Why Channel Points games boost viewer interaction
If you're looking for ways to get chat engaged with Pando, Channel Points are one of the easiest tools Twitch gives you for free. Dice and Shuffle let viewers spend their earned Channel Points to trigger a game. These games can start native polls or predictions, adding another element to the game. During a prediction, viewers gamble their Channel Points on the outcome.
That's what makes them different from many interaction ideas: viewers don't need to buy Bits or subscribe to take part. Anyone who's been watching long enough to earn Channel Points can jump in, which means even lurkers and new viewers get a low-effort way to feel part of the stream. For streamers building a Channel Points reward from scratch, Dice and Shuffle are a ready-made option that doesn't require writing custom reward logic.
Future games?
Your feedback is important to find the right development direction. We could make a game that relates to dynamic responses with Pando, such as a riddle, joke, or a word-guessing game.
Do you have a great suggestion? Keep sharing your feedback to help us make better decisions.
