Video & streaming guidelines

Anyone is welcome to stream KEEPYBOO and post videos of it, whether you're an individual, a company or a talent agency creator. You don't need to ask permission, and you don't need to tell us.

Fine without asking

• Live streams, including playthroughs with commentary or chat
• Recorded videos, clips and shorts
• Commentary, guide and review videos
• Monetized channels (YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Niconico and others). Ad revenue, tips and memberships through the platform are all fine.
• Thumbnails that use screens from the game

A few requests

• Please put the game name “KEEPYBOO” in the description (or the title). A store link is appreciated if you can add one.
• Please don't present the game as your own.
• Please don't distribute the app itself, or extract its art, sounds or other assets.
• Please don't use the characters (the Keepyboos) on merchandise or products unrelated to the game.

Store links: App Store · Google Play · Official site keepyboo.com

Good to know for streamers

• When you find a ghost, the panels open with a satisfying sound. When a number is complete, the cells around it open all at once, which is fun to watch on stream.
• There's no time limit, so you can read chat and think it through together with your viewers.
• All 2,000 rounds are built to be solved by reasoning alone. If you're stuck, there is always a cell that can be worked out.
• You can pick any of these rounds from the round list.

Contact

If you'd like a code that removes ads (iPhone or Android) for a stream or review, just ask (if you use one, please disclose it as provided by the developer, following your platform's rules). Questions are welcome too. And if you feature the game, we'd love to hear about it.

Contact: contact@keepyboo.com

Kawamura (KEEPYBOO developer, Bit Corp.)