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Live streaming continues to grow across most platforms in 2021, with Twitch and Facebook Gaming showing roughly 45% year-over-year growth compared to 2020.
For Twitch, this growth takes the platform from 17 billion hours watched in 2020 to 24 billion hours in 2021. Facebook Gaming has indeed posted a slightly higher growth, with a growth rate of growth. 47% in the year after going from 3.6 billion to 5.3 billion hours watched, according to Rainmaker, StreamElements Analytics Partner.
Just Chatting was by far the most popular category on Twitch throughout 2021, with a total of 3.1 billion hours watched. It’s 1 billion hours more than second place, Grand Theft Auto DRAWand 1.3 billion hours more than League of Legends In third place. Fortnite is the only other title to reach 1 billion hours watched, with VALUABLE broke into the top 5 with around 949 million viewing hours.
Personally, xQc remains at the top of the Twitch ecosystem for the second year in a row with over 261 million hours viewed throughout 2021. That total is up from 143.6 million hours in 2020, King retaining the crown. mine.
The rest of the top 10 streamers by hours watched in 2021 have changed a lot from 2020, leaving just 6 names from the year before. Gaules moved up from second to third, with oud_coringa taking second place behind xQc, while Shroud returned to the list and MontanaBlack88 and HasanAbi joined the ranks.
In addition to Twitch and Facebook Gaming, YouTube Gaming notes that the platform recorded 800 billion game-related views, over 90 million hours of live streaming, and over 250 million downloads in the first half of 2021, although year-end figures have not yet been released. published.
StreamElements also partnered with Flow Chart to release detailed figures on the upcoming streaming platform Trovo, which saw a 715% increase in viewership in the third quarter of 2021, reaching 73 million hours of viewing. and continuing to grow quarterly has not slowed since the beta of the platform launched in July 2020.
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https://dotesports.com/streaming/news/twitch-facebook-gaming-show-45-viewership-jump-in-2021 Twitch, Facebook Gaming show a 45% increase in viewership in 2021
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