Hey guys, if you're looking to take your Kick game streams of "Inside" to the next level, stick around. We're diving into how you can use StreamAlive’s amazing interactive features to send your audience engagement through the roof! If you're gunning for more Subs, donations, and even sponsorships, building a strong community that's glued to your streams is the way to go.

Get Global with Magic Maps

One of the best ways to kick off your stream is by using the Magic Maps feature. "Inside" is set in a creepy, mysterious world that's almost like an extended puzzle itself, and you can use that vibe to engage your viewers right from the start. Ask them where they're joining from using StreamAlive’s Magic Maps feature. This gets them involved right away and is especially useful if you have viewers from all over the place. Imagine creating a real-time world map during your stream, seeing where everyone is watching from. It's like turning the dark, enigmatic settings of "Inside" into a collective fan journey across the globe. Try asking, 'If you were in the boy's shoes, where in the world would you need backup from?' This not only gets people talking but also sets the adventurous mood of your stream right away!

Dive Deeper with Open Ended Power Polls

Open Ended Power Polls are your go-to when you’re looking for more than just a yes or no. If you're wondering what people think about the game's plot, or their theories of what's really happening in "Inside", this feature is your best bet. Stop the game at a mind-blowing point and ask, 'What do you think the Huddle is really about?' Let them type in their responses. You get to see what’s cooking in your audience's mind, and they get to voice their thoughts. It's a win-win that also gives you more content to chat about during the stream.

Keep it Real with Power Polls

Polling is a classic way to interact, but StreamAlive’s Power Polls lets you do it with real-time results! You're in a suspenseful part of "Inside," maybe the boy just got the ability to breathe underwater, and you want to know what your viewers think should happen next. Power Polls let you run questions live; your viewers only have to type in the number of their choice in the chat. Not only does this make them feel immediately involved, but it also makes decision-making during crucial moments much more dynamic. Plus, you can set filters and mess with colors to keep things interesting!

Hype Up with the Winner Wheel

We all know streams can have moments where people kinda go quiet, and that’s not what we’re aiming for. Keep the chat buzzing with StreamAlive’s Winner Wheel. "Inside" has tons of tension-filled moments, like when you're controlling the boy with that mind-control helmet. You could use the Winner Wheel to select a random viewer to guess what the boy should do next. For those keen observers who comment the most—or just someone who's been super active—you can reward them with a shoutout or even a small prize like a gifted Sub. Not only does this get people chatting, but it stirs up excitement about what's gonna happen next in the game.

Unleash Creativity with Wonder Words

Want to visualize what your audience is thinking? Wonder Words is like a dream-come-true feature for streamers! As "Inside" unfolds with its mysterious ambiance and you're traversing the daunting laboratories, get your viewers to drop single words describing their experience. Ask them something like, 'In one word, how are you feeling about this part of the game?' Seeing the biggest words on screen as people chime in can let you feel the pulse of your audience in real-time. You can even filter out stuff you feel doesn't fit or combine similar ideas for a cleaner visual. This is perfect for making people feel heard and keeping chat alive and kicking!

Decide with the Choice Circle

Sometimes decision-making during a stream can be a drag, especially in a game as intense as "Inside". Use Choice Circle to shift some of that decision-making hype to your audience. You’re running from dogs, trying to figure out where to head next, and bam! — you ask your viewers, 'Which path should the boy take? Left or right?' Letting your audience decide keeps them engaged and makes them feel like they're really a part of your stream. Trust me, they'll love having a say in your next move, especially when stakes are high. Add in some fun by matching the Choice Circle colors to your stream vibe.