Turn your Twitch chat into a party in Stream Slayers! Choose from 6 unique classes, level up, unlock powerful abilities, and work together to defeat increasingly powerful bosses. Your chat fights.
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ANSWERS FOR YOUR FIRST SESSION
Stream Slayers gameplay guide and player questions
Steam edition · Researched Oct 31, 2026 · Guide updated Oct 31, 2026.
Source facts
How do viewers participate in the game during a stream?
Viewers join the action by typing specific commands in your Twitch chat. They can select a class using commands like !class knight and initiate combat actions against bosses by typing !attack to contribute to the raid.
What is a recommended strategy for selecting classes in a new session?
You should aim to build a balanced party by coordinating with your viewers. Mixing damage-focused classes like Wizards or Archers with protective roles like Knights or Paladins can help your community survive against increasingly powerful bosses.
How does character progression function for the community?
Viewers earn XP by participating in boss fights. As they level up, their characters gain additional health and become stronger, with this progression carrying forward to help your community tackle more difficult boss waves over time.
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YOUR NEXT STEP
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For Stream Slayers · Steam edition.
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