Guess the Location
TikTok LiveGeography Guessing Game
- 3
- Bindable actions
- 14
- Live settings
- 13
- Languages
Gameplay previewTap the speaker for sound
Name the country from a real street photo.
Guess the Location drops your chat onto a real street somewhere in the world. A 360 photo turns slowly on screen and widens as the round runs, so more clues come into view: road signs, shop fronts, cars, plants and the side of the road people drive on. Viewers type the country in chat, and naming the nearest city on top scores a bonus.
Built for a busy chat
A correct guess never gives the answer away: the feed just says the viewer found the country or the city, while wrong guesses show struck through so chat can rule them out. Country names count in all thirteen languages at once, along with the everyday short forms like USA, UK and Holland, so "Brasil" scores on an English stream. Letters of the country and the city fill in at set points of the round, then a globe turns to the country and names the place along with everyone who found it.
77 countries, no repeats in a row
Over 2,700 street photos across 77 countries. The game picks the country first, so a country with few photos comes up as often as one with many, and none of the last eight countries come back. Photos you have already played are held back while there are new ones to show. Keep the whole world in play or pick one continent: Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa or Oceania.
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 Guess the Location plays out.
- Read the streetA real 360 street photo turns slowly and zooms out over the round, so the longer chat looks, the more it sees.
- Name the country, then the cityViewers type the country in chat in any of thirteen languages. The first to find it scores the most and each later finder a little less. Naming the city adds a bonus.
- Letters fill inLetters of the country appear at 35%, 60% and 80% of the round, and of the city from the second one. Hints never uncover more than 60% of a name, so the answer is always typed by chat.
- The globe reveals itWhen the timer ends, a globe turns to the country and names the place, then lists everyone who found it before the next photo loads.
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 Guess the Location exposes, ready to bind however you run your show.
- Reveal a LetterUncovers a letter of the country, then of the city. A Rose by defaultGiftCommentLikeFollow
- Add 15 SecondsGives the round 15 more seconds on the clock. A Finger Heart by defaultGiftCommentLikeFollow
- Show the ContinentNames the continent the photo is on, once per round. 20 likes by defaultGiftCommentLikeFollow
Tune it to your stream.
Guess the Location ships with settings you can change live, no restart. Dial these in from your dashboard while you stream.
- Language
- Thirteen languages for the on-screen text and the names on the tiles. Guesses count in all thirteen
- Photos from
- The whole world, or one continent: Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa or Oceania
- Answers
- The country only, or the country plus the city for bonus points
- Round mode
- Everyone who finds it scores until the timer, or the first correct country wins the round
- Round time
- From 20 to 120 seconds a photo, and how long the answer stays on screen
- Letter hints
- Reveal letters over time, or leave the hints to gifts and likes
- Rotation and zoom
- How fast the photo turns, and whether the view widens as the round runs
- Scoring
- Points for the country and the bonus for the city
- Guesses per viewer
- Optionally cap how many guesses each viewer gets per round
- Match
- Play all stream, or end after a number of locations or at a target score, with a podium for the top three
- Leaderboard
- Keep the top players on screen, from 3 to 10
- Read the answer aloud
- Your stream voice reads the place and who found it first
- Appearance
- Colors for the accent, the panels, the text, and the found country and city
- Who can play
- Everyone, followers only, or your fans club only. Applies to comments and gifts
Common questions about Guess the Location.
How do viewers play Guess the Location?
They look at the street photo turning on your stream and type the country in your TikTok Live chat. Everyone who names it scores, the first the most, and naming the city on top adds a bonus.
Do viewers need to send gifts to play?
No. Guessing is free and comment-driven, and letters fill in on their own as the round runs. Gifts reveal a letter or add time, and likes name the continent, but no hint ever gives away the whole name.
How many places are there?
Over 2,700 street photos across 77 countries. A country comes up as often as any other, the last eight countries never repeat, and photos you have already played are held back while there are new ones to show.
Which languages does it support?
Thirteen: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Indonesian, Arabic, Turkish, Russian, Hindi, Romanian and Filipino. A guess counts in any of them, whatever language your stream is set to.
How do I add Guess the Location to my TikTok Live?
Add one browser source URL to OBS or your streaming software and go live. There is no plugin to install and nothing for your viewers to download.
How to add Guess the Location to your TikTok Live
Set up once in your streaming software and go live. No plugin, no viewer install.
- 1Create your accountSign up for Livecade and pick Guess the Location from your dashboard. Set your triggers and settings, or start with the defaults.
- 2Add one browser sourceCopy your overlay URL into a Browser Source in OBS, Streamlabs, or any RTMP tool. That is the only setup step.
- 3Go live and playStart your TikTok Live. Guess the Location reacts to gifts and comments in real time, and your viewers join straight from the chat.