Zero Build Boosts Fortnite Live Streaming Viewership
Fortnite’s newest Chapter 3 season 2 was released last week, with the removal of one key feature: building. An update soon after added a Zero
March 30, 2022
Fortnite’s newest Chapter 3 season 2 was released last week, with the removal of one key feature: building. An update soon after added a Zero
The CDL’s second season is already showing increased viewership YoY after the 2021 Opening Weekend.
YouTube secured 95% of the inauguration live stream viewers compared to Twitch’s 5%.
Dream streamed on both YouTube and Twitch, successfully reaching top 5 influencer peak viewers on each platform. Dream has been one of the fastest growing
TL;DR: The inaugural CDL season was capped off with a record-setting Champs weekend as the league set a new personal peak viewer record after switching
TL;DR: YouTube continuing to climb as the platform saw an increase of 5.9% in hours watched in July. In the wake of Mixer shutting down,
TL;DR: Shroud, Dr Disrespect, and Ninja all made impressive comebacks over the last few weeks averaging over 100k viewers with ease. It isn’t news that
TL;DR: Dr Disrespect returned to streaming but went live on YouTube after his Twitch ban. While his all time peak was higher after the switch,
Streamers are using Twitch and other platforms to engage WFH audiences during the global pandemic.
Call of Duty esports have undergone quite the overhaul in the past year with the CoD League taking on a geolocated franchise model, much like the Overwatch League. In addition, the league, previously known as the Call of Duty World League, had its broadcasts move from Twitch to YouTube, making it so that the fresh new league had a new home as well.
The battle royale genre has been at the forefront of the gaming industry for the past few years as games like PUBG, Fortnite, and Apex
League continues to reign king and increases across the board. Decline of Escape from Tarkov, World of Warcraft, and Garena Free Fire.
