No. Every game is a web page. You open the library, click a game, and it loads on its own page in a new tab. Nothing installs, nothing sits in the background, and nothing needs updating before you can stream.

Every game is driven by keyboard shortcuts. You point a gift to key tool at the game tab, such as TikFinity, and map each gift to the key you want it to press. A Rose can drop a block, a Lion can wipe the board, and you can change any of it between rounds without touching the game.

Whatever is marked free in the library at the time. That list moves around as new games ship and older ones open up, so check the library rather than a number on a pricing page.

You sign in with the Discord account tied to your subscription. Your role decides which games are unlocked, and the library updates the next time you load it. Change plan and the shelf changes with it.

Pro opens the full catalog as it stands today. Apex puts you first in line: a new game lands in your library the day it ships and stays Apex only for its first 30 days before it joins the Pro catalog.

Both. Add the game tab as a browser source, or capture the window directly. Because the game is just a page, anything that can capture a browser can capture the game.

Windows, Mac, or a laptop you borrowed for the night. The games are built to run at full speed in a normal browser tab, so there is no hardware list to check.

You need whatever TikTok requires to go live and receive gifts. PeakPlay has no minimum of its own, and every game is playable with keys alone if you are not taking gifts yet.

Any time. Access runs to the end of the month you already paid for, then the library drops back to the free games. Nothing is deleted.