TOPPLE: Can Chat Carry? — 3-Mode Squad Stream

Host one original public Twitch or YouTube livestream with at least 60 minutes of active TOPPLE gameplay. Aim for a 60–90 minute show so there is room for viewer onboarding and all three modes. Play as a Fighter, explain what you are trying to do, and make the teamwork, clutch saves, failed plans and rematches part of the entertainment. PC and mobile players are welcome; a VR headset is not required for this campaign.

Invite four willing viewers from your audience, help them join, and give all four real playing time during the show. Keep a simple queue and use a moderator if you have one. This is a four-viewer roster, not a promise that five Fighters can play in the same squad. Classic has four Fighter seats including you: play with three viewers while the fourth takes a turn as the Colossus or waits for the next round. Rotate fairly. Respect the smaller squad limits in other modes and keep the remaining viewers involved as chat coaches until their turn.

Try each mode on stream and show at least one substantial match or run in each:

• Classic: can your squad bring down the Colossus? Give the viewers a rematch and swap who calls the plan.
• Horde: work together, see how far you can survive, and celebrate the clutch rescue or last stand.
• Royale: try for your best finish and narrate the squad's decisions, risky pushes and escapes.

A simple on-screen mode passport makes the story easy to follow: Classic takedowns, best Horde run, and best Royale finish. Let chat vote on the final rematch or your next class. Give the squad a name, invite friendly banter, and end with a chat-picked MVP shout-out. These are optional ways to make the show fun, not extra paid deliverables. There are no viewer cash prizes. You do not need to win, hit a specific wave or placement, or reach a minimum view count to earn the reward.

Play at https://www.bountyboard.gg/arcade/topple. Test capture, audio, room/party joining and access to the three modes before announcing the stream. Put the play link and Bounty Board sponsor line near the top of the stream description and in a pinned chat message or chat command. Credit Zap Interactive. Clearly disclose the paid sponsorship on stream and enable the platform's paid-promotion setting where applicable. Starting screens, setup, breaks and unrelated games do not count toward the 60 minutes. If a mode or join flow is blocked, contact the studio before the stream to agree a solution.

Three creator spots. $100 per approved stream before Bounty Board's creator fee; the current 10% fee means $90 received. Payment is for the agreed work, independent of your opinions. Apply with your channel, a recent audience-play stream example, typical live audience, and proposed stream date. Agree the date with Zap Interactive before approval and follow Bounty Board's delivery deadline. No separate edited review, highlight video or extra broadcasts are required.