Streamer's Court

We judged each other for a while, but ultimately as a smaller streamer I had to falsely accuse the same people multiple times and the citizens got wise to it, so I had to flee to another country to avoid accountability. 10/10 corrupt judge simulator.

Very fun game to stream if you make your own custom list of crimes tailored for your community. We like to include the charge, officer’s notes and recommended sentences to add to the immersion. 100% recommend for streamers who like to interact with chat.

absoulty love this game, only have played it for 53 mins and has been so much fun with my twitch chat

Streamer's Court is a small but inventive indie title that places social interaction at the absolute center of its design, redefining what “gameplay” means in the context of live streaming. Developed and published by Metehan SENER, the game is not meant to be experienced in isolation, nor does it aim to deliver traditional progression systems, narrative arcs, or mechanical mastery. Instead, it functions as an interactive stage where streamers and their audiences collectively shape the experience in real time, turning chat participation into the primary mechanic rather than a passive backdrop. The core idea is refreshingly simple yet effective. The player takes on the role of a judge presiding over a stream of bizarre, humorous, or morally ambiguous “cases.” Viewers in chat may be assigned the role of the accused, offering their defenses directly through messages, while others act as spectators who influence the final verdict through voting. The streamer must weigh these defenses, read the room, and decide whether to rule guilty or not guilty. What makes this compelling is that the streamer’s success is not judged by moral correctness, but by alignment with the audience. If the fin…

My job in business law forever.

This game is a fun concept BUT I highly recommend adding your own crimes and completely avoiding using the pre-made crimes all together. The pre-made crimes oscillate wildly between "quirky and silly" to "actual things that are crimes and are messed up" and it really ruins the vibe.