About This Game
Bumper Brawl turns your viewers into the players. Anyone who sends a gift or follows you drops into a bumper-car rink floating on a sunset sea, driving a car that wears their own TikTok profile picture and name. The rink crumbles into the sea as the round goes on, and the last car still on it wins — with a full-screen card showing their face.
Gifts power up the sender's own car: nitro bursts, a chrome bumper, a shockwave that shoves everyone nearby, a giant car, a wrecking ball through the crowd, a meteor shower on everyone else, and King mode. Knocked out? Any gift drops a viewer straight back into the same round, right up until sudden death.
You just host. Rounds run themselves, bots fill the empty seats when chat is quiet, and your own golden host car can take part — and chat can knock it out. Every car, every collision and every winner is simulated on the ScrollPlay game server.
Features
Viewers Are the Players
A gift or a follow drops a viewer into the rink as a car wearing their own profile picture
Gifts Power Up Your Car
Nitro, chrome bumpers, shockwaves, giant cars, wrecking balls, meteor showers and King mode
Last Car Standing
The rink crumbles into the sea until one car is left, and the winner gets a full-screen card
Runs Itself, Decided Server-Side
Rounds loop on their own, and every collision and winner is simulated by the game server
How to Play
Download the Launcher
Install the free ScrollPlay launcher for Windows
Sign In
Create an account or sign in with your existing credentials
Connect TikTok
Link your TikTok Live stream so gifts reach the game in real time
Open the Rink
Launch Bumper Brawl and let chat drive in — bots keep it busy until they do
Audience Gift Mapping
Get in and power up
- Follow — join — drops the new follower into the rink for free, once per round
- Rose — nitro — joins the sender if they are not in yet, otherwise a burst of speed with a flame trail
- Finger Heart — big bumper — a chrome bumper for the rest of the round, a little bigger and heavier each time
- Hand Hearts — giant — the sender's car grows giant for ten seconds
- Leon the Kitten — King car — twenty seconds huge and crowned, landing with a shockwave, with a full-screen card
Hit everyone else
- Doughnut — shockwave — a ring bursts out of the sender's car and shoves every car nearby
- Money Gun — wrecking ball — swings across the rink through the thickest crowd of other cars
- Galaxy — meteor shower — meteors slam into other cars, with a full-screen card showing the sender
These are the default bindings; any other gift does the action of its price. Every action lands on the sender's own car, and the whole rink is simulated on the ScrollPlay server. Streamers can rebind gifts in Studio Mode.
Gameplay: your chat is the cast
Most TikTok LIVE games give chat a lever to pull on the streamer's game. Bumper Brawl gives every viewer their own car. Their face rides on a sign above it, their gifts power it up, and when it goes over the edge the whole stream sees who fell. A round runs for about a minute: cars drop in on parachutes, the rink starts to crumble, sudden death shrinks it to almost nothing, and the last car standing takes the crown.
Knocked-out viewers are never finished for long — any gift drops them straight back in until sudden death — so a round keeps pulling in gifts right to the end.
Built for TikTok Live streamers
There is nothing to play and nothing to set up: open the game and it runs. Bots fill the rink until viewers arrive, rounds loop on their own, and a champions list keeps the top winners on screen. Studio Mode lists every action with its default gift and lets you rebind them, and the same overlay widgets and scenes work as in every other ScrollPlay game.
Bumper Brawl — frequently asked questions
Is Bumper Brawl free, or do I need a Play Pass?
Bumper Brawl is a Play Pass game, so it needs an active subscription on your ScrollPlay account. The launcher itself is a free Windows download, and your viewers are never charged anything beyond the gifts they choose to send.
Do I have to play?
No. Bumper Brawl plays itself: your viewers drive the cars, rounds start and end on their own, and bots fill the rink when chat is quiet. Your own golden host car can join in, and chat can knock it out.
How does a viewer join?
Sending any gift or following you drops them into the rink with their profile picture on their car. A follow gets one free entry per round.
Can one big gift buy the win?
No single gift decides a round. The biggest power-ups are strongest on the full rink and ease off as the edge closes in, so the last car standing still has to survive.
Can I play Bumper Brawl in the browser?
Not yet. Bumper Brawl runs in the ScrollPlay desktop launcher for Windows.