Dota 2 AI commentator for your stream

What it reacts to

• Your kills and multikills, with your hero named.
• Kill streaks at three and five.
• Your deaths.
• Victory or defeat, with your final score line.

Roshan, ganks, teamfights and throws are yours to call with a hotkey, a Stream Deck key or your mic, using the MOBA preset.

How it's different from an announcer pack

Announcer packs replace the game's own voice lines, and those lines are fixed. Colorcast is a commentator on your stream: a character with its own voice and point of view that writes each line about the moment that just happened, and your viewers hear it on stream.

How it connects

1. In Colorcast, open Triggers and turn on Dota 2 (Game State Integration) in the Game adapters card.
2. Click Copy Dota 2 config and save it as gamestate_integration_colorcast.cfg in Steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\game\dota\cfg\gamestate_integration\. Create the gamestate_integration folder if it's missing.
3. In Steam, add -gamestateintegration to Dota 2's launch options, then restart the game.

Dota 2 reads every config file in that folder, so Colorcast's can sit alongside other game-state tools you already use.

On stream

Add the OBS overlay for captions and the AI badge, and let Colorcast duck your game audio under the voice.