How games connect to your TikTok LIVE
Each game uses its own connection method. Here is what each label means and what to check.
Updated Nov 10, 2026
Games receive events from your LIVE — comments, joins, gifts — in different ways. The method is always listed on the game page under Connecting to TikTok LIVE. We don't promise anything a method can't deliver.
Connection methods
- Official integration — uses an interface provided by TikTok for this purpose. Only labelled official when that is actually the case.
- Third-party connector — relies on separate software made by someone else. That software has its own terms, availability and limits, and STREAMROAR doesn't control it.
- Local companion app — a small app on your PC that reads events from your own LIVE session and passes them to the game.
- Manual interaction — you or a moderator trigger events from the game's own controls.
- Not yet available — the method hasn't been decided or published.
STREAMROAR is independent and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok.
Before you go live
- Make sure your account can go LIVE under TikTok's own eligibility rules.
- Start the game and complete its connection step before you start the stream.
- Add the game window to your streaming software as a window capture source.
- Do a private test: check that a test comment or join shows up in the game.
Keep keys private
If a game or connector asks for a key or token, never show it on stream and never share it. STREAMROAR staff will never ask for it.
Didn't solve it?
Open a support ticket from your dashboard and track the reply there. Include the game, version and what you tried.