Spin Player
Spins the climber's body.
Integration supportedLet viewers turn every grip, slip and fall into a live event. The Windows PC integration reaches into the climber's body, camera, controls, gravity, grip, instant chaos, time and screen effects.
These are the 18 commands currently available in the A Difficult Game About Climbing integration, using the names and behaviour supplied by HypeMyStream.
Changes to the climber's body that disrupt the climb.
01 eventsSpins the climber's body.
Camera effects that change how the climb is seen.
02 eventsFlips the camera upside down and inverts the input.
Spins the camera continuously.
Mouse and arm changes that interfere with the player's input.
05 eventsMakes the left arm stop responding.
Makes the right arm stop responding.
Triples the mouse speed.
Inverts the mouse axes.
Slows the mouse speed.
Changes to the direction and strength of gravity.
02 eventsRemoves the downward pull so the climber floats.
Applies a gentle upward pull.
Changes to how hard the climber grips and pulls.
03 eventsMakes the arms pull harder.
Drops the grip friction.
Boosts the grip friction.
Immediate setbacks that interrupt the climb.
03 eventsMakes both hands let go at once.
Drops the player downward.
Launches the player with a random impulse.
A whole-world speed change for dramatic moments.
01 eventsRuns the world at 10% speed.
Screen-wide visual changes.
01 eventsDarkens the whole screen.
HypeMyStream supports A Difficult Game About Climbing from Steam on Windows PC. The Steam macOS build is not supported by this integration.
Use the Windows PC build from Steam. The macOS build is outside current HypeMyStream support.
Store availability links to the officialSteam listing. HypeMyStream support applies only to its Windows PC build.
Choose the Steam build on Windows PC to use the HypeMyStream integration.
Store availability last checked August 2026. Prices can change.