Retro Game Chat

What it doesv1.1.0

Retro Game Chat makes your chat look like it belongs in a 1980s arcade. Messages arrive as compact terminal-style rows, while follows, subscriptions, raids, cheers, tips, and channel point redemptions land as animated pixel-art alert cards in the same feed.

The included companion panel extends the arcade look to stream information and social details. Both pieces are designed to remain readable over gameplay, with configurable colors, icons, timing, sounds, and transparent presentation options.

How it works

1. 01
   Chat appears on screen

   Viewer messages enter a pixel terminal feed as they are sent.

2. 02
   Stream events join the feed

   Enabled follows, subscriptions, raids, cheers, tips, and redemptions become animated arcade cards.

3. 03
   The feed keeps moving

   Messages stack in your chosen direction and clear automatically using your timing and visible-item settings.

4. 04
   Add the companion panel

   An optional matching panel can rotate stream information, social links, and other useful details.

Works with

• Twitch
• StreamElements
• Any streaming software with browser source

Features

• Unified Twitch chat and stream alerts feed
• Retro terminal rows with CRT scanlines and typewriter effects
• Animated pixel characters for follows, subs, raids, bits, tips, and redemptions
• Twitch avatars, badges, emotes, and jumbo emote messages
• Bonus companion panel for stream information and social details
• Custom colors, fonts, icons, timing, and feed direction
• Transparent layout options for layering over gameplay
• Replaceable sounds and built-in pacing for busy chat moments

What you get

The product package includes everything needed to install, customize and keep the widget running.

• PDF installation guide

  Full installation, setup and customization instructions.

• Main widget installer

  Add the main widget to your StreamElements account.

• Companion panel installer

  Add the companion panel to your StreamElements account.

Settings

These are the controls you’ll find in StreamElements. Everything is adjusted with simple fields, switches, color pickers and dropdowns.