Goat Sumo

Your chat is the controller.

Viewers take part with the gifts and comments they already send in your TikTok Live. Here is how a round of Goat Sumo plays out.

1. Two goats, one ledgeA server-authoritative physics match on a narrow mountain ledge. Viewers push one goat or the other, and a side scores every time it puts the opponent over the edge. First to the knockoff target takes the match.
2. Nudge cheap, slam to break a deadlockA nudge comes from a comment or a like and costs nothing. A slam costs a gift and hits about 1.7 times harder. When both goats charge at once the charges cancel, so a slam is what wins a contested clash.
3. Seven upgrades, announced on the full screenGifts stack seven upgrades onto a side, from harder horns to a bell that saves a goat mid-fall. Each one takes over the frame with the buyer's face and name while the match keeps running behind it.
4. The leader wears itA crown at one clear, then a cape, shades and an aura as the lead grows, shed again as the other side claws back. The goats show the score, so it reads at a glance on a phone.

Every trigger is yours to rewire.

Bind any action to a gift, comment, like, or follow, and set a minimum gift amount so only real support counts. Chain several triggers to one action, or point the same gift at something different. These are the actions Goat Sumo exposes, ready to bind however you run your show.

• Nudgeper teamA small push on that team's goat, cheap enough to bind to comments or likes so the whole chat can join inGiftCommentLikeFollow
• Slamper teamA full-power push that hits about 1.7 times harder than a nudge and wins a contested clashGiftCommentLikeFollow
• Upgradeper teamBuys one of seven stacking upgrades for that team, announced on the full screen with the buyer's face and nameGiftCommentLikeFollow

Tune it to your stream.

Goat Sumo ships with settings you can change live, no restart. Dial these in from your dashboard while you stream.

Interface language

Twelve languages for the on-screen chrome, the upgrade names included

Team names and colors

Name and free hex color for each side, shown on the scoreboard and worn by the goat

Arena

Twenty mountain backdrops. Purely a look: picking one never changes the ledge or the hit power

Ledge width

Narrow, standard, wide or huge. A narrow ledge makes every push a threat

Hit power

Gentle through brutal, scaling how far a landed hit moves a goat

Knockoffs to win a match

One to a thousand, so a match can last a minute or a whole stream

Nudge and slam strength

The charge each push contributes, if you want the gap between cheap and expensive wider or narrower

Hazards

Falling rocks and lightning, each off, light, normal or heavy, both warned by a ground ring first

Scenery

Clouds, mountain ridges, snow, wind streaks and circling birds, each toggled on its own

Background

Your own image behind the fight, replacing the arena sky

Win celebration

Cinematic with a dim and a shake, subtle, or minimal

Common questions about Goat Sumo.