A rage game built for streamers

Rage games are stream gold because the audience gets to watch you fail, again and again, and enjoy every second of it. One More Try is a free browser rage platformer designed around that: short troll levels, a death counter chat can see from across the room, and chat commands that let viewers make it even worse.

What makes a rage game good to stream

• Instant restarts. If a death costs 20 seconds of loading, chat gets bored. Here you respawn in under a second, so the deaths stack up fast and the clips write themselves.
• A big, readable death counter. The 💀 counter sits top-right on screen the whole time, with a per-level count under it. Turn on Big HUD in Streamer mode so it reads even on a phone-sized stream.
• Traps that look fair until they aren't. Floors that quit, doors that run away, spikes that appear after you commit to the jump. Each level lies to you in a new way, which keeps the reactions fresh.
• Moments chat can clip. Death milestones (10, 25, 50, 100, 200, 500...) throw a banner with a fresh taunt, and every death leaves an X on the map so the screen slowly fills up with your failures.
• A way for chat to play too. Viewers type !flip, !dark or !wind and it hits your game live. That turns lurkers into chatters.

Why it is easy to start on stream

It runs in a browser tab, so there is no install, no store page and no account. It works with keyboard, gamepad, or touch on a phone, and your progress is saved in the browser, so you can pick up a long session next stream. Signs in each level quietly turn into hints after enough deaths, so a run never gets permanently stuck, it just gets humiliating.

Set it up in a minute

1. Open the game in Chrome, Edge or Firefox: onemoretry.quizfaceoff.com. Nothing to download.
2. Press Streamer mode, type your Twitch channel name and press Connect. The status line turns green and says Connected.
3. Add it to OBS with a Window Capture of the browser window (a Browser Source can't receive your keyboard, so you couldn't play it).
4. Tell chat the commands. Pin "type !flip !dark !wind to ruin my run" and let them go.

Tips for a better rage stream

• Turn on Chaos roulette (random chaos every 20 to 60 seconds) if your chat is small or quiet.
• Raise the cooldown between chat commands (5 to 60 seconds, default 20) if a big chat is making it unplayable. Or lower it if you want suffering.
• When you die, chat can type F and the game counts the Fs on screen.
• Give a mod the number keys 1–9 on a stream deck: each fires a chaos effect without needing chat.

Full list on the chat commands page.