Country battles
Keep the default flags and title it "Which country survives?". Viewers look for their own flag in the first second and stay to see where it ends up.
HypnoSim / Last One Standing
Every contestant is a ball with a flag, an emoji or a short name on it. They all bounce inside a spinning ring that has one gap. A ball that falls through the gap is eliminated, an "OUT" note appears at the bottom and the counter drops by one.
Create this video free →A 15-second run with a random seed, simulated in your browser.
The last ball left inside wins. The ring closes, the winner gets a golden halo and a big "WINS!" card, so the video always ends with a clear answer. It is the country elimination marble format, made in a few clicks instead of a physics editor.
Keep the default flags and title it "Which country survives?". Viewers look for their own flag in the first second and stay to see where it ends up.
Use names instead of flags to pick a winner, a topic or the next streamer game. The physics makes it more fun to watch than a spinning wheel.
Run the same field with different seeds and number the episodes. Commenting "who won last time" keeps people coming back to the next part.
Open the Last One Standing template, paste one flag or name per line, pick a seed and export the MP4. The remaining counter, the OUT notes and the winner card are added automatically.
Yes. Any short text works. Emoji and flags are drawn large on the ball, names are drawn in small text and long names are shortened so they fit.
No. It is a video maker, not a betting or prize tool. The result comes from a seeded physics simulation, so the same seed always produces the same winner. There is no money and nothing to bet on.
No. Eliminations stop when one ball remains and the ring closes around it, so every video ends with exactly one winner.