A story app your chat will actually play.
Tokime isn’t only something to watch. Every series has a match-3 game themed on its world, character cards that work as power-ups, and heroes who text back. That’s content you can stream — and every viewer who joins with your code pays you a share of their coins, VIP and rewarded ads for life.
Why it works for Gaming streamers
It’s playable on stream
Match-3 boards, boosts, card upgrades — something to do on screen while you react to the story.
Ad views count too
Players who watch rewarded ads for lives or boosts earn you money even if they never buy anything.
Short sessions, long tail
Episodes are 1–3 minutes. Perfect between matches — and viewers keep coming back for months.
Five posts you could make this week
- 1Speedrun the storyHow fast can chat get to the finale? Vote on choices, race the cliffhangers.
- 2Card pack openingsThe format gaming audiences can’t resist — with heroes from the series.
- 3“Chat picks the episode”Let chat choose which series you start. Your code sits in the panel all stream.
- 4Reaction breaksBetween ranked matches, one episode, live reaction.
- 5Challenge runsBeat a match-3 level with only one character card — clip it.
A streamer wakes up inside the game she speedruns — and every death costs her a real memory.
Pitch your own idea — if we film it, you earn +15% on top of your share on that series, for life.
Questions from Gaming streamers
Do my viewers have to pay for me to earn?
You earn a share of everything they spend — coins, VIP renewals — and of ad revenue when they watch rewarded ads. Free players who watch ads still count.
Can I put the code in my stream panel?
Yes — a link in your panel or description is ideal. Viewers who tap it get your code applied automatically.
Is there a minimum follower count?
No hard minimum. We look at whether your audience fits and whether your content is authentic.
Watch first. Then recommend.
Open Tokime, binge an episode, and see what your audience will get. Then apply — it takes two minutes.
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