Gabriel O'Meara

Wow. What an incredible month for gaming. With some big releases like Horizon Forbidden West, Dying Light 2, and, of course, Elden Ring. There were even bigger surprises in games like Lost Ark. Given the release timing of Elden Ring, we're going to only be looking at the first 3.

Elden Ring has finally arrived. One of the most anticipated games of the past few years entered the gaming arena with gusto, with 668,381 players currently on Steam as of writing this post. It also received numerous 10/10 scores on several gaming sites such as IGN, Game Informer,

Another day, another hype train. The most recent east to west game port, Lost Ark, co-developed by South Korea companies Smilegate RPG and Tripod studio, hasn't even had it's official western release yet. But that hasn't stopped millions of players in Europe, the U.S., and Oceania from purchasing founders

New challengers approach as we continue our top 10 Twitch streamers series for January 2022. We'll be taking a look at each streamer's top 3 streamed games during that time, noting any new streamer additions/movements to the top 10 from the previous month. We'll also add any interesting tidbits

AGDQ 2022 reportedly had the highest donation amount raised for any Games Done Quick event in history with $3,439,822.85, beating out AGDQ 2020's record of $3,164,002.

With arguably the most vibrant and widespread competitive scene amongst all games, the League of Legends World Championship (Worlds 2021) set the all time record for concurrent viewers on Twitch at 3,111,854.

Considering our company and platform is built around using our own proprietary data funnel for many of these operations, replicating our exact step-by-step process would be difficult. The overall philosophy, however, largely remains the same regardless of available tools.

New challengers approach, rankings shift, and new streaming stats are copy/pasted over the old ones, here's your November top 10 streamer list.

After compiling the numbers, BD/SP has been the most successful, measurable Pokémon release on streaming platforms since we've started collecting data.

We'll be doing another analysis of these 3 FPS giants early next week, when we have a little more data to work with. But until then, here's to another amazing fall release block!

To recap, it was an absolutely historic weekend for video games and esports all around.

Ah yes, Halloween; the time of the year where everyone dresses up as characters from whatever popular show just finished airing (Squid Game). As we finish with the spookiest time of the year, let's take a look at just how drastically the Halloween season can affect the Twitch charts. As

In what will be the first blog post in a series we hope to continue at the beginning of every month, we'll be taking a look at the top 10 Twitch streamer's for each previous month ranked by total viewer hours.

The 3 main AAA FPS shooter franchises (Halo, Call of Duty, and Battlefield) all had betas over the past few weeks. The purpose of this piece is to highlight and compare the data of their Twitch viewership over their beta durations while providing insight into what those numbers mean.

In this article we'll be comparing the Twitch viewership statistics for the first and second Halo: Infinite technical previews.

Our direct integration with Twitch provides a detailed overview of viewership from Valorant's weekend tournament and how it compares to other flagship Esports tournaments of recent memory.

Because of our direct integration with Twitch, we're able to compile accurate data surrounding changes in both viewership and channel's streaming across the platform.

Unsuprisingly, VTubers experienced another massive surge in popularity during the Covid-19 lockdown. With many indoor activities like concerts and conventions cancelled, droves of people started to discover VTubers in their newfound free time.

How in the world did this happen? How can a game stay fresh for so many years? Short answer? Role-playing. Yeah, that's right, you heard me, role-playing servers.

The consumer side of video games is a rapidly moving and turbulent mass of people just waiting for the next big trend. Most gamers are more than happy to jump ship from a "dying" game as soon as streamers stop playing it as frequently.

As we can see, there has been a noticeable bump in activity, peaking at 37k viewers shortly after the start of the event. Right after the promotion started, many major FFXIV streamers took advantage of the opportunity to grow their subscription base.