Host the challenge
Control the runner, protect the route, trigger the domino chain, and recover from bombs dropped by the audience.
Run through a colorful 3D domino course and trigger a satisfying chain reaction. Viewer effects can disrupt the layout, add pressure, and turn a clean route into a physics spectacle.
Run through the 3D course and complete the chain-reaction challenge. Each successful clear adds a win; reach the configured win target to finish the session.
Control the runner, protect the route, trigger the domino chain, and recover from bombs dropped by the audience.
Interrupt the route with one, two, four, or eight bombs. Larger gift tiers create increasingly difficult bomb storms.
The camera shows the scale of the domino field before the chain begins.
Spacing and impacts decide whether the reaction continues or stalls.
Mapped effects can drop hazards into a carefully prepared run.
Enter the lane and line up the opening move.
Knock the first section into the next.
Gift effects threaten the route while the reaction travels.
Reach the end of the chain to add another win.
The default interaction is pure sabotage: gifts drop physical bombs into the course while the player is trying to complete a clean run.
The default challenge is 20 clears; choose a target that matches the broadcast length.
Practice the first route before allowing audience bombs.
Make the 1, 2, 4, and 8-bomb progression obvious on screen.
Complete each route to add a win and continue until the session target is reached.
Count down before the chain begins so the room knows when sabotage matters most.
The route is more entertaining when bombs create hard decisions rather than guaranteed failure.
A successful reaction after heavy bombing is the payoff viewers are waiting for.
Click inside the game window to lock pointer control.
Repeat gifts and the four bomb tiers can queue several physical drops close together.
Confirm Launcher shows the room as connected, verify the active game presets, then send a test interaction before reopening the game.
Capture the game window at its intended orientation and resolution, then resize that source inside OBS instead of cropping important scores or gift instructions.