Analog Horror Twitch Chat Widget - Static Glitch Overlay

Analog Horror Twitch Chat Widget is an animated chat overlay with scanline flicker and warm tape distortion, made for found-footage and backrooms streams. Every message rides in through the noise like a transmission that almost didn't make it through clean. Analog Horror Twitch Chat Widget is an animated bubble-style chat overlay for Twitch, YouTube and Kick built around a found-footage, backrooms visual theme. The pack includes 14 occult-styled glyph icons, candle, tarot, runestone and lockheart shapes among them, that mark subs, cheers, raids and other chat events as they scroll past. It ships with 6 rust-and-ash color presets and 5 editable color slots for anyone who wants to shift the palette without leaving the built-in editor. Messages arrive using one of 8 entrance animations, including burst, unfold, drift, rise and sway, and the layout can sit as a sidebar chat stack aligned to the left or right of your scene. A dedicated solo emote frame shrinks the message box to fit a single emote cleanly, and the display pairs Rubik Glitch and Special Elite headline type with Inter and Oswald for body text, so usernames stay legible under the static. Setup takes a browser source and a couple of minutes. Drop the widget into OBS Studio, Streamlabs Desktop or StreamElements, paste in your Twitch channel name, and pick a color preset to match the rest of your scene. An illustrated PDF guide walks through every setting step by step. Beyond color, the panel-level settings cover message limits, auto-hide timing and spacing, plus Twitch badge display for subs, mods and VIPs. Follows, subs, tips, cheers and raids can each be switched on or off, and the whole chat stack can sit flush left or right depending on your layout. This one is built for channels leaning into found-footage horror, analog dread and backrooms lore, where a plain text box would break the mood. Once it's dropped in, the chat itself becomes part of the scene instead of sitting on top of it.