A showcase and analysis of some of the best Twitch integrations from the last year, with emphasis on what makes them effective and what other developers can learn.
Shaun McInnis, Strategic Partnerships Manager, Twitch
Exploring the Intersection of Viewing and Playing - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Learn about interactive viewing on Twitch, how it benefits game developers, and ways you can encourage interactive viewing with your game.
Andrew Foster, Product Manager of Game Solutions, Twitch
Using Twitch to Differentiate Your Game with Streamers - TwitchCon Developer ...Twitch Developers
Every successful streamer is an entrepreneur looking for the best content to build their business on. Learn how to leverage Twitch to add your game to their library.
Stephen Wang, Director of Game Solutions, Twitch
Diving into Twitch Commerce to Sell Your Game and Items - TwitchCon Developer...Twitch Developers
Take a deeper dive into the technical details of using Twitch Commerce to sell your games and items on Twitch. What are the options and tradeoffs? What code do you need to write? Come on in! The water's fine.
Jon Pulsipher, Integration Success Engineer, Twitch
Why Game Developers Care About Twitch - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Learn what popularity on Twitch can do for sales and retention of your game and how developers are fostering active communities. Featuring a case study on PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS.
Brendan Rocks, Data Scientist of Developer Success, Twitch
Ian Murray, Lead Data Scientist of Community, Social, and Discovery, Twitch
This document discusses how Twitch extensions, drops, and commerce integration can help engage communities on Twitch. It provides information on overlay and panel extensions, drops programs that reward players for watching streams, and selling games directly through a commerce system on Twitch. Examples are given of popular extensions, large drops campaigns, and the fulfillment process for in-game entitlements purchased through Twitch. Contact information is also provided for the Twitch developer site and commerce team.
Exploring the Intersection of Viewing and Playing - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Learn about interactive viewing on Twitch, how it benefits game developers, and ways you can encourage interactive viewing with your game.
Andrew Foster, Product Manager of Game Solutions, Twitch
Using Twitch to Differentiate Your Game with Streamers - TwitchCon Developer ...Twitch Developers
Every successful streamer is an entrepreneur looking for the best content to build their business on. Learn how to leverage Twitch to add your game to their library.
Stephen Wang, Director of Game Solutions, Twitch
Diving into Twitch Commerce to Sell Your Game and Items - TwitchCon Developer...Twitch Developers
Take a deeper dive into the technical details of using Twitch Commerce to sell your games and items on Twitch. What are the options and tradeoffs? What code do you need to write? Come on in! The water's fine.
Jon Pulsipher, Integration Success Engineer, Twitch
Why Game Developers Care About Twitch - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Learn what popularity on Twitch can do for sales and retention of your game and how developers are fostering active communities. Featuring a case study on PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS.
Brendan Rocks, Data Scientist of Developer Success, Twitch
Ian Murray, Lead Data Scientist of Community, Social, and Discovery, Twitch
This document discusses how Twitch extensions, drops, and commerce integration can help engage communities on Twitch. It provides information on overlay and panel extensions, drops programs that reward players for watching streams, and selling games directly through a commerce system on Twitch. Examples are given of popular extensions, large drops campaigns, and the fulfillment process for in-game entitlements purchased through Twitch. Contact information is also provided for the Twitch developer site and commerce team.
Use Twitch Commerce and Twitch Prime to Fuel Your Community - TwitchCon Devel...Twitch Developers
Get the latest on how Twitch Commerce and Twitch Prime can help you grow and engage your community on Twitch
Lenny Simon, Senior Director of Business Development, Twitch
Jung Suh, Head of Business Development, Twitch Prime
What makes Twitch unique? How can you use data to grow your community on Twitch? How can you integrate with the Twitch API? How do Extensions help grow your audience? Get answers to these questions and more in this presentation.
Engaging Twitch Streamers, Viewers, and Players with Metastream - TwitchCon D...Twitch Developers
Learn how to give streamers the ability to create custom overlays that highlight real-time stats from your games using Lumberyard and Metastream.
Ross Gardner, Software Development Manager, Amazon Game Studios
Suhaib Sarmad, Software Development Engineer, Amazon Game Studios
This document summarizes a presentation about Twitch extensions. It discusses how extensions allow for interactive experiences on Twitch, providing examples like interactive overlays and in-game item tracking. Extensions are described as simple to create yet scalable, with the ability to empower developer communities. The future of extensions is discussed as the merging of viewership and simulation, with viewers becoming more involved or even playing alongside streamers.
Presenter: Jon Pulsipher, Integration Success Engineer
Date: August 3, 2017
Event: Casual Connect
Success on Twitch can mean success with your game. How can you tilt the odds in favor of your game resonating with Twitch creators and viewers? Join Jon Pulsipher, Integration Success Engineer at Twitch, for a fast-paced look at some of the best ways to make your game broadcast-worthy, provide a fun experience for viewers, and turn viewers into paying players who keep coming back.
Your Game as Community: Learning from the Intersection of Viewing, Playing, a...Twitch Developers
Presenter: Ethan Evans, SVP Developer Success
Date: July 11, 2017
Event: Develop:Brighton
It's hard enough to make a great game, but how do you find people who love it? And how do you keep them around? Answer: build a community. Great news...your existing players are already creating social connections around their shared interest in your game. Your mission is to nurture those social connections with the same rigor you use to tune your gameplay. Ethan Evans, head of game developer strategy at Twitch, shares data and anecdotes about how Twitch helps build game communities, including protips on working with streamers, early learnings from game sales on Twitch, and the surprising power of Twitch Affiliates.
Presenter: JT Gleason, Director of Integration Success
Date: May 16, 2017
Event: Nordic Game 2017
Twitch is the largest social video platform for gamers on the planet. Millions of people watch billions of hours of game video per month on Twitch. Your players are already deeply engaged with your game’s content on Twitch when they are not playing it directly. But Twitch is more than just a way to market your game. Twitch has several powerful technologies to amplify your game’s reach, engagement and ultimately monetisation. In this talk, JT will discuss all the technological options you have in order to make your game bigger, stickier and better monetised. Both you and Twitch win when your game is as large as possible. Come learn how we can work together on a technical level in order to give your game the best shot at success!
The document discusses how game developers can leverage Twitch to engage communities, gain feedback, and increase sales. It notes that Twitch has millions of daily viewers and broadcasters, and watching games on Twitch can increase player retention and attribute to game sales. The document recommends developing games that are fun to watch, embracing developer content, and using Twitch APIs, extensions, and features like drops and clips to incentivize interactions. It also discusses the potential of curation mods and the Twitch Insights tool.
Five ways to make your game great on twitch | Jon PulsipherJessica Tams
The document outlines five ways for game developers to make their games better on Twitch: 1) Help streamers by making games easier to use for streaming, 2) Engage with the Twitch community by providing early access and listening to feedback, 3) Use Twitch features like identity, clips, and embedded chat, 4) Engage players with Twitch Drops by linking accounts and rewarding viewership, and 5) Sell games directly on Twitch to reach gamers. The document encourages developers to utilize Twitch's developer tools and community to promote their games.
Improving your Game's Engagement with New Tools from Twitch | Jon PulsipherJessica Tams
This document outlines five ways for game developers to better engage with audiences on Twitch:
1. Help streamers by making games more accessible for broadcasting.
2. Engage with the Twitch community by providing early access, listening to feedback, and streaming the game.
3. Explore Twitch extensions to enhance the viewing and playing experience.
4. Engage players through Twitch drops by rewarding viewers for watching streams.
5. Sell games directly through Twitch to reach gamers watching streams.
Infinity Blade 2\'s ClashMob: Raising a Social Armyjoe_graf
Infinity Blade 2 added a cooperative multiplayer mode called ClashMob to increase daily active users and in-game purchases. ClashMob challenges thousands of players to collectively complete goals to earn rewards. It uses social networks to provide bonuses for participating with friends and spreading awareness of each ClashMob. Initial results showed spikes in daily users and an increase in players making in-app purchases after each ClashMob event.
Mike Rose: Twitch and beyond: Getting the big names in video to play your gameDevGAMM Conference
1) Getting popular video creators like Twitch streamers and YouTubers to play your game can bring huge success through the viewers and players they expose your game to.
2) TinyBuild found great success by getting YouTubers interested in their games like No Time to Explain and SpeedRunners, which led to increased popularity and sales.
3) To get video creators interested, developers should research popular streamers and YouTubers, maintain contact lists, offer preview builds and codes, and focus on providing what these creators want like Steam keys, download links, and developer stories.
Mobile Games Worth Watching: State of the Mobile Broadcasting MarketJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2016. What has kept mobile games lagging behind PC and console games in the live video market? Join Brooke Van Dusen, Director of Game Developer Success at Twitch, as he explores several mobile games that have successfully developed healthy broadcast audiences across different live video platforms, and what mobile developers can learn from these titles in order to build healthy streaming communities around their games.
Improving Game Performance and Streaming with Twitch Insights Twitch Developers
See how analytics from Twitch Insights can help answer questions like:
Who’s streaming my game?
Who’s watching your streamers?
How are your new features impacting your community?
....and more.
A pictorial overview of how leading games companies have leveraged KTplay to drive more player engagement and revenue in their games. With user acquisitions costs climbing ever higher, retaining and monetizing the players you already have is a critical component to success in the mobile market. KTplay’s in-game community platform opens a two-way communication channel between publishers and their players, to increase engagement, retention, monetization, and customer satisfaction amongst their high-value customers.
Enable Drops to Increase Your Game’s Engagement - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Discover how Drops can increase engagement and bring back lapsed players through this technical implementation session.
Travis Brown, Lead Integration Success Engineer, Twitch
The document discusses how game developers can make their games more influencer-ready from a marketing perspective. It analyzes the current state of games launching centered around streamers and content creators. It then details eight principles for marketing and development teams to work together effectively with creators. Examples are provided of social features, backend tracking, early access, and other tactics that can be implemented at different stages of development to support influencers. The document also shares insights from ArenaNet's partner program and things for developers to be wary of. It concludes by predicting trends of playing and streaming converging and creators becoming more integrated into the game design process from the start.
Jonathan Joyce (aka Jon Carnage) (Twitch) - Creating success on Twitch!DevGAMM Conference
Ever wonder why some Games, Developers and Variety Broadcasters succeeded and others don’t? Twitch’s Jon “Carnage” Joyce will cover what it takes to build a thriving community. For half a decade Jon has been helping Developers, Brands and Variety Broadcasters find their own unique voice on Twitch. Join us as we cover what it takes to unlock your games full potential on Twitch!
The document summarizes a case study of an interactive Twitch extension developed by Muxy for The Game Awards 2017 live stream. The extension allowed viewers to vote on predicted winners and compete across streamer channels in a leaderboard. It was highly successful, driving a 202% increase in viewership and more viewer engagement compared to the previous year. The extension contributed significantly to making the event interactive and successful.
Twitch Extensions with Deep Game Integrations - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
A demo of how game developers can leverage Twitch Extensions to create engaging experiences between streamers and players.
Shuichi Sekino, Product Manager, Amazon Game Studios
Game developers are increasingly using Twitch to reach new customers. Twitch viewership has grown significantly in recent years, especially among millennial males. Developers are creating original content for Twitch, engaging with streamers, gathering feedback from viewers, and holding tournaments to promote games and build communities. Case studies show how ROBLOX grew its viewership on Twitch from 100,000 to 5 million minutes by empowering its community, and how Digital Extremes takes a collaborative approach, using Twitch to get feedback and make game changes. The presentation encourages developers to embrace the Twitch community for branding, building loyalty, and leveraging streamers to spread their message.
Use Twitch Commerce and Twitch Prime to Fuel Your Community - TwitchCon Devel...Twitch Developers
Get the latest on how Twitch Commerce and Twitch Prime can help you grow and engage your community on Twitch
Lenny Simon, Senior Director of Business Development, Twitch
Jung Suh, Head of Business Development, Twitch Prime
What makes Twitch unique? How can you use data to grow your community on Twitch? How can you integrate with the Twitch API? How do Extensions help grow your audience? Get answers to these questions and more in this presentation.
Engaging Twitch Streamers, Viewers, and Players with Metastream - TwitchCon D...Twitch Developers
Learn how to give streamers the ability to create custom overlays that highlight real-time stats from your games using Lumberyard and Metastream.
Ross Gardner, Software Development Manager, Amazon Game Studios
Suhaib Sarmad, Software Development Engineer, Amazon Game Studios
This document summarizes a presentation about Twitch extensions. It discusses how extensions allow for interactive experiences on Twitch, providing examples like interactive overlays and in-game item tracking. Extensions are described as simple to create yet scalable, with the ability to empower developer communities. The future of extensions is discussed as the merging of viewership and simulation, with viewers becoming more involved or even playing alongside streamers.
Presenter: Jon Pulsipher, Integration Success Engineer
Date: August 3, 2017
Event: Casual Connect
Success on Twitch can mean success with your game. How can you tilt the odds in favor of your game resonating with Twitch creators and viewers? Join Jon Pulsipher, Integration Success Engineer at Twitch, for a fast-paced look at some of the best ways to make your game broadcast-worthy, provide a fun experience for viewers, and turn viewers into paying players who keep coming back.
Your Game as Community: Learning from the Intersection of Viewing, Playing, a...Twitch Developers
Presenter: Ethan Evans, SVP Developer Success
Date: July 11, 2017
Event: Develop:Brighton
It's hard enough to make a great game, but how do you find people who love it? And how do you keep them around? Answer: build a community. Great news...your existing players are already creating social connections around their shared interest in your game. Your mission is to nurture those social connections with the same rigor you use to tune your gameplay. Ethan Evans, head of game developer strategy at Twitch, shares data and anecdotes about how Twitch helps build game communities, including protips on working with streamers, early learnings from game sales on Twitch, and the surprising power of Twitch Affiliates.
Presenter: JT Gleason, Director of Integration Success
Date: May 16, 2017
Event: Nordic Game 2017
Twitch is the largest social video platform for gamers on the planet. Millions of people watch billions of hours of game video per month on Twitch. Your players are already deeply engaged with your game’s content on Twitch when they are not playing it directly. But Twitch is more than just a way to market your game. Twitch has several powerful technologies to amplify your game’s reach, engagement and ultimately monetisation. In this talk, JT will discuss all the technological options you have in order to make your game bigger, stickier and better monetised. Both you and Twitch win when your game is as large as possible. Come learn how we can work together on a technical level in order to give your game the best shot at success!
The document discusses how game developers can leverage Twitch to engage communities, gain feedback, and increase sales. It notes that Twitch has millions of daily viewers and broadcasters, and watching games on Twitch can increase player retention and attribute to game sales. The document recommends developing games that are fun to watch, embracing developer content, and using Twitch APIs, extensions, and features like drops and clips to incentivize interactions. It also discusses the potential of curation mods and the Twitch Insights tool.
Five ways to make your game great on twitch | Jon PulsipherJessica Tams
The document outlines five ways for game developers to make their games better on Twitch: 1) Help streamers by making games easier to use for streaming, 2) Engage with the Twitch community by providing early access and listening to feedback, 3) Use Twitch features like identity, clips, and embedded chat, 4) Engage players with Twitch Drops by linking accounts and rewarding viewership, and 5) Sell games directly on Twitch to reach gamers. The document encourages developers to utilize Twitch's developer tools and community to promote their games.
Improving your Game's Engagement with New Tools from Twitch | Jon PulsipherJessica Tams
This document outlines five ways for game developers to better engage with audiences on Twitch:
1. Help streamers by making games more accessible for broadcasting.
2. Engage with the Twitch community by providing early access, listening to feedback, and streaming the game.
3. Explore Twitch extensions to enhance the viewing and playing experience.
4. Engage players through Twitch drops by rewarding viewers for watching streams.
5. Sell games directly through Twitch to reach gamers watching streams.
Infinity Blade 2\'s ClashMob: Raising a Social Armyjoe_graf
Infinity Blade 2 added a cooperative multiplayer mode called ClashMob to increase daily active users and in-game purchases. ClashMob challenges thousands of players to collectively complete goals to earn rewards. It uses social networks to provide bonuses for participating with friends and spreading awareness of each ClashMob. Initial results showed spikes in daily users and an increase in players making in-app purchases after each ClashMob event.
Mike Rose: Twitch and beyond: Getting the big names in video to play your gameDevGAMM Conference
1) Getting popular video creators like Twitch streamers and YouTubers to play your game can bring huge success through the viewers and players they expose your game to.
2) TinyBuild found great success by getting YouTubers interested in their games like No Time to Explain and SpeedRunners, which led to increased popularity and sales.
3) To get video creators interested, developers should research popular streamers and YouTubers, maintain contact lists, offer preview builds and codes, and focus on providing what these creators want like Steam keys, download links, and developer stories.
Mobile Games Worth Watching: State of the Mobile Broadcasting MarketJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2016. What has kept mobile games lagging behind PC and console games in the live video market? Join Brooke Van Dusen, Director of Game Developer Success at Twitch, as he explores several mobile games that have successfully developed healthy broadcast audiences across different live video platforms, and what mobile developers can learn from these titles in order to build healthy streaming communities around their games.
Improving Game Performance and Streaming with Twitch Insights Twitch Developers
See how analytics from Twitch Insights can help answer questions like:
Who’s streaming my game?
Who’s watching your streamers?
How are your new features impacting your community?
....and more.
A pictorial overview of how leading games companies have leveraged KTplay to drive more player engagement and revenue in their games. With user acquisitions costs climbing ever higher, retaining and monetizing the players you already have is a critical component to success in the mobile market. KTplay’s in-game community platform opens a two-way communication channel between publishers and their players, to increase engagement, retention, monetization, and customer satisfaction amongst their high-value customers.
Enable Drops to Increase Your Game’s Engagement - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Discover how Drops can increase engagement and bring back lapsed players through this technical implementation session.
Travis Brown, Lead Integration Success Engineer, Twitch
The document discusses how game developers can make their games more influencer-ready from a marketing perspective. It analyzes the current state of games launching centered around streamers and content creators. It then details eight principles for marketing and development teams to work together effectively with creators. Examples are provided of social features, backend tracking, early access, and other tactics that can be implemented at different stages of development to support influencers. The document also shares insights from ArenaNet's partner program and things for developers to be wary of. It concludes by predicting trends of playing and streaming converging and creators becoming more integrated into the game design process from the start.
Jonathan Joyce (aka Jon Carnage) (Twitch) - Creating success on Twitch!DevGAMM Conference
Ever wonder why some Games, Developers and Variety Broadcasters succeeded and others don’t? Twitch’s Jon “Carnage” Joyce will cover what it takes to build a thriving community. For half a decade Jon has been helping Developers, Brands and Variety Broadcasters find their own unique voice on Twitch. Join us as we cover what it takes to unlock your games full potential on Twitch!
The document summarizes a case study of an interactive Twitch extension developed by Muxy for The Game Awards 2017 live stream. The extension allowed viewers to vote on predicted winners and compete across streamer channels in a leaderboard. It was highly successful, driving a 202% increase in viewership and more viewer engagement compared to the previous year. The extension contributed significantly to making the event interactive and successful.
Twitch Extensions with Deep Game Integrations - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
A demo of how game developers can leverage Twitch Extensions to create engaging experiences between streamers and players.
Shuichi Sekino, Product Manager, Amazon Game Studios
Game developers are increasingly using Twitch to reach new customers. Twitch viewership has grown significantly in recent years, especially among millennial males. Developers are creating original content for Twitch, engaging with streamers, gathering feedback from viewers, and holding tournaments to promote games and build communities. Case studies show how ROBLOX grew its viewership on Twitch from 100,000 to 5 million minutes by empowering its community, and how Digital Extremes takes a collaborative approach, using Twitch to get feedback and make game changes. The presentation encourages developers to embrace the Twitch community for branding, building loyalty, and leveraging streamers to spread their message.
The document discusses Twitch extensions and their growth and potential. It provides statistics on Twitch's large user base and the popularity of extensions. Extensions have high engagement rates and increase viewing times. Their use is growing rapidly among broadcasters and viewers. The document outlines how extensions work as simple web components and their flexibility to integrate games, APIs, and involve audiences. It envisions future extensions that merge viewership and gameplay, get audiences more involved, and enable matchmaking. The presentation aims to demonstrate opportunities for game developers to utilize extensions.
Leverage MixPlay Interactivity to Grow Your Audience on MixerUnity Technologies
On Mixer, viewers play along with streamers via interactive elements created with the MixPlay development tool. This introduces a new paradigm for online multiplayer experiences. In this intermediate session, you'll learn how to quickly integrate MixPlay elements with your Unity game to create compelling content that streamers and viewers love. You'll leave with an understanding of how to successfully integrate MixPlay, and get a free promotion on Mixer.
Insticator is a platform that gamifies TV engagement by syncing predictions, social validation, and rewards. It has reformed TV engagement. Insticator's embeddable widgets can be integrated into websites and apps and allow users to make predictions about shows and share with social networks. This increases user engagement with TV content and partner properties.
The document summarizes how Digital Future engages the geek chic audience across multiple platforms. It describes Digital Future's large reach of over 32 million men online and through various publications. It then provides details on the geek chic audience demographics and behaviors, such as being mostly young, influential males who are early adopters of new technologies. Finally, it shares some of Digital Future's properties and examples of past marketing campaigns for clients such as Scion, Hyundai, and video game publishers.
Imagine a world where your game is promoted by a broadcaster, where customer content is being created by the passionate developer, and where your players are engaging in new and unique experiences. This is already possible with user-generated content on Twitch.
The document provides tips for acquiring quality users for mobile games, including making a quality game, optimizing app store listings, offering free in-game items to new users, using cross-promotion and direct deals with other game developers, and leveraging the Chartboost platform which allows connection with partners and provides analytics on user acquisition and retention.
Twitch is a live streaming platform, originally focused on gaming, that allows broadcasters to stream live video and chat. It has over 1.5 million broadcasters and more than 35 million monthly users. Twitch became the official streaming platform for esports in 2014. Major streamers can earn money through subscriptions, donations, and sponsorships. Twitch has helped grow esports by broadcasting major tournaments and now dominates esports streaming.
Using Twitch Data to Improve Your Solution - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Learn about the APIs that provide data about Twitch’s content and social graph, as well as how you can leverage this information to help streamers succeed on Twitch.
Olivia Grace, Product Manager of Social, Twitch
We look back on the year with community achievements, product launches, and the lowdown on multiplayer entertainment—as well as give you a sneak peek of the product roadmap and some big announcements around building, engaging, and monetizing on Twitch.
Accelerating Development of Twitch Extensions for Your GameTwitch Developers
Learn how and why to build Extensions on Twitch. Extensions are interactive video player overlays and panels that can be installed directly on the channel page by broadcasters.
How to Benefit from Building Extensions on AWS - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
Join to learn best practices for building extensions on AWS and understand the benefits AWS can provide for scaling to meet user demand.
Emily Rose, Developer Advocate, Twitch
Rob Schoeppe, Head of Worldwide Business Development of Games, Amazon Web Services
The seed round deck of New Legends Studios, a gaming startup.
This includes slides from the reading deck as well as the extra slides part for the presentation deck we used during Q3/Q4 2014. Hopefully, this will help someone out there. If you want the PowerPoint version just ping me on twitter (@civaxo).
You can read the related post over here: http://civax.net/2015/06/new-legends-seed-deck/
Marius Ivanovas, Head of Global Performance Division, Httpool
Amplify user acquisition and retention with Twitter. Performance based platform insights that will help to boost your results. Case-studies and examples.
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This document discusses how to embrace hobbyist users of a product or platform. Hobbyists are intrinsically motivated and not focused on money or validation. While some hobbyists may build businesses, their core motivation remains a love of learning. The document advises embracing hobbyists by building great products, recognizing cool things they create, joining their communities, and keeping communication frictionless. Hobbyists are full of questions, are very knowledgeable, and are among a company's biggest fans.
You know Twitch is big for games, but you might not know how to integrate your game with Twitch. Learn how to get the most out of Twitch for your games, including data about what integrations can do for your business.
Learn how Twitch identifies key Extension developer challenges and works backwards to craft solutions. We provide recent examples from feature launches and explain how those features tie into larger visions for the future of Extension developers.
New to Twitch Extensions? Start here with a rundown of Extension architecture, practical considerations, and common mistakes to avoid when building an Extension.
Rapid Prototyping Twitch Extensions: Five Lessons LearnedTwitch Developers
Twitch Extensions are a powerful solution for connecting streamers and viewers. But where to get started? Join us as we share some of the lessons we learned from prototyping, iterating, and publishing our Twitch Extensions.
The document summarizes Twitch's monetization opportunities for extension developers on its platform. It discusses how developers can earn revenue by allowing purchases or use of Bits within extensions. Specific monetization features highlighted include in-extension purchases, Bits support in extensions, and potential future integrations like ads, subscriptions, and merchandise sales. An example success story of a popular sound effects extension is provided, along with best practices tips. Developers are directed to the Twitch developer website to get started with extension monetization.
Twitch Extension Review Process: The Missing ManualTwitch Developers
So you’ve got a great idea for a Twitch Extension, but do you know the most common reasons why Extensions fail moderation review? Get a deeper understanding of key Twitch policies to observe, and learn how to best prioritize your testing efforts before submitting—so you can pass the first time.
Responding to Feedback: What's New in the Twitch APITwitch Developers
See how your feedback has improved the new Twitch API with a walk-through of what’s new and upcoming as well as some great examples of how developers are using the new Twitch API.
Getting your technology adopted by streamers can seem difficult. But understanding your Extension customer can inform best practices for discovery and improve the chance that your Extension will be activated by streamers.
Chatbots are an awesome way to interact with the Twitch audience. From voting to controlling games, the chat is the most common engagement mechanism in the Twitch steamer’s page. In this session, we covered best practices of building delightful bots and connecting bots to other interactive elements at Twitch, such as Extensions.
Today’s consumers are cord cutters who enjoy watching what they play and playing what they watch. The days of passive consumption are over. Gaming, since its early days, has always encompassed that behavior, and Twitch has proven that it has been and always will be a community-driven activity, returning games to its original form as live, collaborative experiences. And now broadening the reach of games into culture register beyond the game. This makes social, live video like Twitch a necessary component of the game development process. And it’s easy to get in!
One of the best parts about Twitch Drops is that it's a win-win for both the viewer and the developer. The viewer obviously gets whatever you decide to give them in-game, but what about the developers? Check out this presentation to learn more.
Developers can build interactive games, rich data overlays and more. Learn why developers should care about Extensions (and build one), how to build an Extension, and how Twitch can help you build an Extension even faster.
See how unlocking a portion of your data to a community of eager developers and providing real-time datasets through a public API will enable your community to build things, such as interactive Extensions, you haven’t considered.
Under the Hood of the New Twitch API - TwitchCon Developer Day 2017Twitch Developers
The road to a better API for Twitch developers: learn about our API Gateway technology, how it works, and why we built it this way.
JN Vollmer, Engineering Manager for API Infrastructure, Twitch
Chris Gamble, API Senior Engineer, Twitch
Jos Kraaijeveld, Engineering Manager for API Product, Twitch
Italy Agriculture Equipment Market Outlook to 2027harveenkaur52
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Ken Research has an expertise in Agriculture and Animal Care sector and offer vast collection of information related to all major aspects such as Agriculture equipment, Crop Protection, Seed, Agriculture Chemical, Fertilizers, Protected Cultivators, Palm Oil, Hybrid Seed, Animal Feed additives and many more.
Our continuous study and findings in agriculture sector provide better insights to companies dealing with related product and services, government and agriculture associations, researchers and students to well understand the present and expected scenario.
Our Animal care category provides solutions on Animal Healthcare and related products and services, including, animal feed additives, vaccination
Meet up Milano 14 _ Axpo Italia_ Migration from Mule3 (On-prem) to.pdfFlorence Consulting
Quattordicesimo Meetup di Milano, tenutosi a Milano il 23 Maggio 2024 dalle ore 17:00 alle ore 18:30 in presenza e da remoto.
Abbiamo parlato di come Axpo Italia S.p.A. ha ridotto il technical debt migrando le proprie APIs da Mule 3.9 a Mule 4.4 passando anche da on-premises a CloudHub 1.0.
Bridging the Digital Gap Brad Spiegel Macon, GA Initiative.pptxBrad Spiegel Macon GA
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APNIC Foundation, presented by Ellisha Heppner at the PNG DNS Forum 2024APNIC
Ellisha Heppner, Grant Management Lead, presented an update on APNIC Foundation to the PNG DNS Forum held from 6 to 10 May, 2024 in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
2. Introductions
Shaun McInnis
Publisher & Developer
Strategic Partnerships
Working with game companies to
help them understand how to use
Twitch, one giant cup of coffee at
a time.
6. #TwitchDevDay
Community-focused items made for a strong
chase element
Effective pre-event promotion drove a surge
of account linking
Reasons to continue watching through the
weekend
Record viewership and impact from linked
viewers
Rocket League
RLCS Fan Rewards
9. #TwitchDevDay
Drops as a way to amplify major content
launch
Initial account linking incentive
Viewer rewards based on streamer’s in-
game activity
Multiple reward tiers encourage ongoing
participation
Warframe
Plains of Eidolon Launch
11. #TwitchDevDay
Drops as a way to amplify major content
launch
Initial account linking incentive
Viewer rewards based on streamer’s in-
game activity
Multiple reward tiers encourage ongoing
participation
Madden NFL 18
Plains of Eidolon Launch
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Drops Takeaway
Focus on the type of items that will resonate
with your community and get them talking.
Let them be your marketing engine.
Don’t be afraid to combine viewer heartbeat
data with your own internal data to create
unique and highly contextual reward criteria.
Drops isn’t just for your own streams. It can
be a powerful broadcaster spotlight tool to
help your community grow.
If you have a wide library of titles, try using
Drops as a way to cross-promote games
among your whole audience.
There may be a test after this…
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Starts by addressing a common broadcaster
problem
Pulls in real-time player data from Destiny 2
API
Widespread adoption among top Destiny 2
broadcasters
One of the most popular Twitch Extensions
since launch
Destiny 2
Armory Overlay by Grab
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Hearthstone
Inspect a streamer’s card deck in real-time
Adds accessibility for new players looking to
learn from advanced players
Ties back to game with deck export feature
One of the highest interaction rates of all
Twitch Extensions
Innkeeper by Curse
21. #TwitchDevDay
Extension Takeaways
Just to summarize
Think of a common problem within a game’s
streaming experience and work backwards from it.
What issues do streamer’s face? What issues do
viewers face? Sometimes those are very different
things.
Viewers love broadcasters for their personalities.
How can you expose that personality through an
Extension?
Give viewers tools that encourage them to come
back to the game and apply their new knowledge.
23. #TwitchDevDay
H1Z1: King of the Hill
Launch of Invitational Crate featuring
streamer-themed cosmetic items
Exclusive Twitch-themed parachute inside
Twitch Crates
Chat badge and emotes based on
community inside jokes
Sharing Twitch Crate contents drove ripple
effect for other viewers
Invitational Crate Launch
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