How to Request Crowd Control Support for Your Favorite Game

Crowd Control can bring viewer interactions to almost any kind of stream, but there's a chance the exact game or feature you're picturing isn't supported yet. The good news: the team is actively watching for requests, and community feedback plays a real role in what gets built next.

If you've ever caught yourself thinking "I really wish Crowd Control supported this," here's exactly how to make that happen.

Where Requests Actually Go

All game and feature requests live in the #cc-requests channel on the Crowd Control Discord. The team keeps a close eye on this channel, so it's the best place to make sure your idea actually gets seen, rather than getting lost in a random tweet or comment.

Whether it's the newest game everyone's playing, a childhood favorite you've always wanted to run interactive sessions with, or a feature you realized was missing mid-stream, this is where it belongs.

How to Submit a Request

1. Head to the Crowd Control Discord.

2. Navigate to the cc-requests channel.

3. Check if your game or feature has already been requested. If it has, upvote it instead of creating a duplicate. More upvotes help the team gauge what the community actually wants most.

4. If it hasn't been requested yet, create a new post with the game or feature you'd like to see supported.

That's it. Big idea or small tweak, all feedback gets taken seriously.

Why It's Worth Doing

Community requests directly shape what shows up in future Crowd Control updates. The team relies on this channel to prioritize what gets built, so a request that gets seen and upvoted has a real shot at becoming a feature.

So if you've been sitting on a "why doesn't Crowd Control support ___" moment, stop keeping it to yourself.