Escape fromScreenYour Twitch viewers go on raids right on your stream
EscapeFromScreen is an OBS overlay: a looter shooter runs along the bottom of your screen, played by your viewers’ characters. You stream as usual, chat watches their raids and sticks around longer.
- Free
- a link in OBS
- nothing to install
Overlay example: a strip along the bottom of the stream — ground, crates and barrels, with your viewers’ pixel fighters walking along it, nicknames over their heads. Doesn’t cover the game or your webcam.
Bosses
Every now and then a boss drops onto the map, and the raid turns into a story the whole chat shares: who made it out, who went down, who grabbed the loot.
How to summon a boss
- With a button in your dashboard
- Release a boss yourself when the map gets quiet.
- With a donation
- Connect DonationAlerts and set a threshold: any donation above it releases a boss.
SviN 30 min on the map
A boar with a machine gun: twice as tough as a viewer and carries valuable loot. Shoots at viewers’ fighters, leaves the rats alone.
Mur Wick 10 min on the map
A cat with a pistol: the fastest thing on the map, shoots both viewers and rats, picks up medkits.
Set up in three steps
Sign in with Twitch
Your streamer dashboard is created right away — no forms to fill in.
Add the overlay to OBS
Copy the overlay link from your dashboard and add it to OBS as a Browser source, full scene width.
Bring in your viewers
Share the link to your world (/s/<your login>) — in your channel description or pinned in chat.
What’s in it for you
Chat doesn’t stay out of politeness: every viewer has their own raid going on your screen, and nobody wants to bail halfway through.
Why viewers stick around
The raid plays itself
Viewers wait for their character to reach the exit — and watch your stream the whole time.
Spawn queue
When the map is full, the queue keeps people hooked: a slot opens up and their fighter steps onto the screen.
A stash between streams
Whatever they extract stays in their stash on the site, so they come back to check it.
What you control
Donations trigger events
Connect DonationAlerts: a donation above your threshold summons a boss or an assault — difficulty maxed out plus a boss for a few minutes, and the donor gets coins. You set the thresholds and events.
Dashboard controls
Difficulty on a single slider (harder means better loot), a cap on characters on the map, coin giveaways, bans, and a wipe for a new season.
Free, nothing to install
No software: a link in OBS and the site. Your world is only active while you’re live with the overlay connected.
What viewers get
Viewers follow your link, sign in with Twitch, pick an animal (raccoon or fox) and a color scheme, then hit “Raid”. The fighter walks from spawn to the exit on its own, shooting and searching crates. Extracted loot lands in their stash on the site: sell it, equip it, buy armor and weapons.
- Their own character on their favorite streamer’s screen.
- Loot they can lose if they die.
- Bosses and rats on the map.
- A stash, a shop and levels between streams.
In the works
- Perks for subscribers soon
Coins, queue priority, a badge next to their nickname.
- Channel points soon
Channel points as the world’s currency.
- Pro plan soon
More slots on the map, custom bosses, no service logo.
FAQ
Do I need to install anything?
No. The overlay is a link in OBS, everything else lives on the site.
How much does it cost?
It’s free right now. A Pro plan with extra features will come later — the basics stay free.
What do viewers see?
On stream — a strip with characters along the bottom of the screen; on the site — their stash, character and shop.
Is it safe to share my world link?
The viewer link is public, while the overlay link with your personal token is visible only to you in the dashboard; the dashboard opens only after signing in with Twitch.
Does it work with DonationAlerts?
Yes: connect it in your dashboard, donations come in real time and trigger events at your thresholds.
Add the overlay to your next stream
Sign in with Twitch, drop the link into OBS — and your viewers can head out on a raid.