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$(game) Variable

Overview​

The $(game) variable is a powerful tool that allows you to display the current game being played on a Twitch channel. This variable is particularly useful for creating dynamic commands or messages that reference the streamer's current activity.

Usage​

To use the $(game) variable, simply include it in your command or message:

$(game)

You can also check the game of a specific channel by providing a username:

$(game *username*)

Examples​

  1. Display the current game on your channel:

    Current game: $(game)

    Output: Current game: Valorant

  2. Check the game on another channel:

    $(user) is playing: $(game shroud)

    Output: shroud is playing: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Parameters​

  • username (optional): The Twitch username of the channel you want to check. If not provided, the command will display the game of the current channel.
  • $(title): Displays the current stream title
  • $(channel): Shows information about the current channel
  • $(uptime): Displays how long the current stream has been live

FAQ​

Q: How often does the game information update?

A: The game information typically updates within a few seconds of changing the game on Twitch. However, the exact timing may vary.

Q: What happens if no game is set?

A: If no game is set for the channel, the $(game) variable will typically return "No game set" or a similar message.