Gridlock

One button, one gap, no landing. Fly the craft through the gates and let the room decide how far it gets: gifts throw an updraft under the wing, likes drag it toward the deck, follows tighten the gap ahead, and chat can shout FLAP, HOVER or SURGE to help.

Bounce up an endless tower and never stop falling behind. Shoot the hostiles or land on them; either way they go. Your viewers decide how high you get: gifts launch you up the tower, likes drag you back down it, and follows send something unpleasant into your path. There is no game over: miss everything and you just lose height on the way down.

Climb 200 steps to a golden gate, then hold it for 20 seconds. Reaching the top is not the win: a countdown starts, and your viewers get those 20 seconds to knock you off it. Survive and you bank +1 WIN and the climb starts again from the bottom; the counter can also go BELOW zero, because the room can take wins off you. Both edges of the screen carry the gift rail so nobody has to be told what to send: on the left the helps, wings, fresh stairs built ahead of you, a flat +5, a temporary guard, and on the right the sabotages, each its own set piece: a bomb under your feet, a cat that swats you off the flight, a UFO that carries you off, a fist that hauls you back, ice that costs you no steps at all and a chain across the gate. Follows fill a bomb, likes buy steps, and chat can shout GO, BRACE or RUN for free.

Fill the arena, one jump at a time. Space lays a block wherever the builder lands, and your viewers decide where that is: gifts shove it left or right in mid-air, drop free blocks in, smash them back out, add or take away wins, or empty the arena and start the round again. Chat shouts LEFT, RIGHT, DROP and HOLD for free. Fill every column to the top and that is a win; there is no game over.