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The Epic Games Store is getting its own rewards program to further incentivize users to engage with its storefront. Officially dubbed the Epic Rewards Program, it’s now live and lets users earn 5 percent back in Rewards on eligible purchases. Epic has not specified what type of transactions qualify for the kickback. You also don’t have to sign up for the program and can join for free.  Although the storefront still has some strides to make to catch up to Steam, this could be a helpful step in that direction. This move comes months after PlayStation recently rolled out a rewards program for its storefront called PlayStation Stars, meaning most of the big gaming storefronts has their own variation now.  Does this program entice you into engaging with the Epic Games Store more often? Let us know in the comments!

Twitch is the streaming platform par excellence, every self-respecting streamer plays live by creating his own personal community. However, a flaw of this service has always been the Alerts functionality, which had to be managed sparingly through several setting maneuvers. Fortunately it seems that we have reached the end of these technicalities, In fact, Twitch has added the Alerts functionality directly to the Creator Dashboard, consequently making everything much easier. This represents a really important step and, especially, a huge opportunity for streamers who, through this feature, are able to increase their following by interacting more immediately with the community. THEIn other words, Alerts can help grow your brand, engagement, revenue, and meme potential. To learn more and to know every detail of these implementations just visit the official blog at this address, we stay tuned. In the meantime, however, did you know that Panini has great news in store for Attack on Titan fans? Here our dedicated article.

It seems like just yesterday that streamer Ludwig Aghren beat the Twitch subscriber record with a massive subathon. But now, Ludwig is hinting at an early retirement. Ludwig raced to the top of the streaming charts in 2021 after his month-long subathon. After streaming for 31 days, Ludwig became a household name on Twitch. He then went on to expand his career by creating the Mogul Money game show, Mogul Chessboxing tournament, and raising hundreds of thousands for charity. Despite the quick rise to fame and success, Ludwig is already contemplating leaving the streaming scene. Why is Ludwig leaving streaming? In the fall of 2022, Ludwig tweeted that he was planning to quit streaming and pursue other career goals, like running his Offbrand content agency. At the time he mused: “Not today, not tomorrow, butat some point in the future I will quit streaming.” Since then, Ludwig has not made any further comments about retirement. He has continued to stream on a set schedule on YouTube without mentioning retirement until now. On May 16, Ludwig tweeted that he’s been streaming for six years. Apparently, this also had him thinking about his eventual retirement. According to his tweet, Ludwig plans to

Indiefoxx is now fully back on Twitch, and fans have speculated a fight against Amouranth for the number one spot. Twitch streamer Indiefoxx saw her downfall two years back when the platform added an indefinite ban. Apparently, Twitch barred her account for violating the TOS, something that they consider of most importance. So, her arch-rival Amouranth could have a faster breakthrough as her only competition was ruled out. Indiefoxx and Amouranth both contested in the ASMR category, always having a tough fight over viewership. And when fans enjoyed this healthy battle, a dark shadow was cast on Foxx’s career. The streamer made multiple attempts to lift the ban from her account, but Twitch looked in no mood. Two years later, on a fine April morning, they decided to bring her back from the vault. However, she had claimed a different name for her account, starting off with a new personality. And now, she is back with a bang!ADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adViewership battle: Amouranth vs Indiefoxx – Can the latter prove lethal again? With Indiefoxx out of the picture, Amouranth continued to focus on becoming the best. Soon, she became one of the most followed streamers on Twitch, dividing and entertaining fans with

Jenna Dewan is opening up about the tragic loss of her friend Stephen “tWitch” Boss, who died by suicide in December 2022 at the age of 40. While attending the National Alliance of Mental Illness Westside Los Angeles (NAMI WLA) annual gala on Friday, where she and Derek Hough presented the Heart of a Champion award in Boss’s honour to his wife Allison Holker Boss and their teenage daughter Weslie, Dewan chatted with People about how she’s moving forward from Stephen’s death and why it was important for her to be a part of the event surrounding mental health. “This is incredible, to have the moment to share in his love, light, and legacy. And being here to support Allison and their family I’ve known for so many years. They are truly the absolute best, biggest-hearted . They take care of everybody else,” the actress and dancer told People on the red carpet. READ MORE: Allison Holker Boss Gets Candid About Keeping A ‘Strong’ Family Unit With Her And Late Husband tWitch’s 3 Kids Despite ‘Really Hard’ Conversations “And I just think being here to help support her and her family and moving forward from tragedy and also supporting his legacy and his

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Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss’s widow, Allison Holker Boss, spent Mother’s Day surrounded by her kids months after her husband passed away in December 2022. The 35-year-old mom of three celebrated with daughter Zaia, 3, son Maddox, 7, and daughter Weslie, 14. She took to social media to share why being a mom is unique and how she keeps her head high despite her recent loss.“Being a mother is the greatest gift of my life. I couldn’t be more grateful to wake every morning and see their beautiful faces. Seeing their growth, their perseverance and sharing in the smiles and laughter helps me push through for every single day. I will protect my babies with everything I got. We are enduring some thing I could’ve never imagined, but we are pushing forward together every day. I love you my babies, and thank you for continuously showing me strength, love and joy. I love you forever Weslie, Maddox and ZAIA ❤️❤️❤️ HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!!” she captioned a photo of the family shared on Instagram.Allison recently spoke about how she and her family handled tWitch’s death. “My kids and I always had such a strong unit, but at this time, there is just a

Minecraft Twitch streamers have emerged as prominent content creators within the gaming community thanks to the game's vast sandbox world and endless possibilities. The title provides a dynamic and interactive backdrop for streamers to showcase their creativity, survival skills, and multiplayer adventures. These Minecraft-dedicated content creators offer a variety of content, including building intricate structures, surviving in challenging environments, exploring vast landscapes, and engaging in multiplayer battles. The popularity of Minecraft creators on Twitch can be attributed to their entertaining personalities, skillful gameplay, and the enduring appeal of the game itself. Their streams serve as a platform for viewers to learn new strategies, gather inspiration for their own Minecraft adventures, or simply enjoy the captivating gameplay. As per TwitchTracker, Minecraft ranks as the eighth most popular game on the purple platform with an average of 94,100 viewers as of May 2023, accounting for 3.3% of the total viewer base across Twitch. Top 5 most-watched Minecraft streamers on Twitch in 2023 5) 삼식 (inecr7024) Han Seung-jun, better known as 삼식 or Three Meals online, is a Korean variety streamer who has earned a reputation for being the second most popular Korean Minecraft content creator on Amazon's coveted streaming platform. A member

Tyler1 may have lost his Riot-Affiliated status. League of Legends is overall a pretty fun game. It has many champions to choose from and offers a satisfying gameplay loop. That said, the game can be pretty frustrating sometimes. Playing a game with three to four random strangers can lead to some frustrating moments. Even typically, nontoxic players can lash out if the situation is dire enough. And this has been the case for the popular Twitch streamer Tyler1. Tyler1 is a very popular stream in the League of Legends community. He is a very skilled player that has reached challenger in all five roles in the North American server. However, recently he went to Europe to climb to Challenger in the EU West server. But unlike the NA server, he had some hiccups while climbing the notoriously toxic EUW server. Players have frequently been trolling and running it down in Tyler1’s games. The problem had gone so bad that Tyler had to play some of his games off stream to climb property. Tyler had reported these players multiple times, but nothing happened. In frustration, Tyler lashed out against Riot and verbally attacked the company. After Tylers has climb had ended

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