A new platform is trying to take on Twitch and Kick by adding minigames to streaming sessions

Is there room for one more platform in the crowded landscape of video game streaming? Noice is hoping to break into that industry by offering a novel, gamified format. Noice, which describes itself as a “true multiplayer experience,” launched a closed beta on November 21. Like Twitch and Kick, the new platform is a home for streamers who want to publicly broadcast their gameplay. At launch, Noice is offering creator monetization with a favorable revenue split. Streamers will take home 70% of their earnings on the platform, with the other 30% going to Noice. Those features sound similar to the offerings on other platforms. Noice is looking to differentiate itself through a gamified structure that combines elements of streaming, gambling, and collectible card games. As streamers play, their viewers can wager on the outcome of the match. The available bets come in the form of cards, and viewers receive in-platform rewards when their predictions come true. The goal is to create a game-streaming experience that includes little to no downtime. Noice will even offer tours of active game arenas in between matches.Subscribe for daily Tubefilter Top StoriesSubscribe Noice complements its unique setup with a robust array of social features. Individual users can select personalized avatars
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