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A brand-new rendition of Rust Twitch Rivals Base Invaders is almost here. As evident from the name, it's a hardcore event where streamers across the world take part in an adrenaline-fueled, action-packed Rust experience. The event is divided into three phases, namely the build phase, attack phase, and raid phase. In this article, we will provide you with a detailed brief on everything we know about the upcoming Rust Twitch Rivals Base Invaders event. Read below for a detailed brief. Rust Twitch Rivals Base Invaders start date and time for all regions The upcoming Rust Base Invaders event will go live for all regions on October 8, 2025, at 12 pm PT/ 7 pm UTC/ 12:30 am IST (next day). Since it is a Twitch Rivals event, the entire gameplay will be streamed live on Twitch.tv. Here's a detailed list of the start dates and times for the Rust Twitch Rivals Base Invaders event: Time Zone Date and Time Pacific Time (PT) October 8, 2025, at 12 pm Mountain Time (MT) October 8, 2025, at 1 pm Central Time (CT) October 8, 2025, at 2 pm Eastern Time (ET) October 8, 2025, at 3 pm Greenwich Mean Time (GMT/UTC) October

The announcement Twitch really set off in the streaming community. The platform, before creativity and looks, announced that ProbablyMish, the notorious streamer, had been chosen as the Twitch Ambassador for her enduring tough times through horror games and promoting positivity within her community. Such a prestigious award comes from Twitch’s focus on honoring those creators who indeed make an effort outside on the entertainment front. Those who are curious about the duties of a Twitch Ambassador prepare a little explanation of the program saying that selected creators promote collaboration and positive change and “bleed purple” for the community, meaning they are the committed advocates for the community on the platform. They should at least want their voices to be heard while acknowledging that some viewers question the power of the program to instill that change. Nonetheless, the title of Ambassador is major for any streamer to receive. The announcement read, refreshingly so with a picture of Mish; “From surviving the fog to giving back to her community, meet your newest Twitch Ambassador who’s spreading love and scares alike… Mish! 😱.” The “surviving the fog” part is of course alluding to her specialty in horror games-an awful lot of it being

Minecraft players have often shown what true patience and perseverance can be in terms of taking on massive projects that require years of dedication. In the game’s community, only a few have taken the daunting task of walking towards the end of the blocky world, also known as the Far Lands. For those who are not aware, Far Lands are bizarre large walls that were generated due to a bug in older versions of the game. The appeal of reaching this unique location has captured the interest of many players, but only a few have been able to achieve it. However, perhaps the most popular one would be a Minecraft YouTuber named kurtjmac who took this difficult task all the way back in 2011. After more than 14 years of moving in the blocky world, the YouTuber has finally reached the Far Lands, and it is a monumental achievement. Minecraft YouTuber completes historic Far Lands run kurtjmac started this journey more than 14 years ago, and it has finally come to an end (Image via Twitch/kurtjmac) All the way back in 2011, YouTuber kurtjmac started the Far Lands or Bust series with the aim of reaching the bizarre walls of

Popeyes is also celebrating the day by collaborating with Twitch ... Agent00 will be live on Twitch at 2 p.m. for another biscuit challenge.

SACRAMENTO, California — Gavin Newsom, playing Fortnite and talking politics for an hour with one of his kids' favorite Twitch streamers Friday ...

TL;DR Kussia88 told his 1.3 million Twitch followers to harass another streamer's viewers at their schools during a live broadcast. His channel was suspended shortly after the clip spread online though Twitch has not confirmed details about the ban. Additional allegations emerged about the streamer's history including hate raids with Nazi symbols and doxxing a minor but these remain unverified. Russian Twitch streamer Kussia88 has been suspended from the platform after a clip emerged showing him directing his audience to harass another streamer’s viewers in real life at their schools. The clip shows Kussia88 explicitly encouraging his fans to target and confront viewers of a rival streamer in offline settings. The instruction was delivered during a live broadcast and quickly circulated online after being mirrored and shared across social media. Within hours of the clip spreading, Kussia88’s Twitch channel displayed a suspension notice. The platform has not publicly confirmed the reason for the ban or whether it is temporary or permanent. Kussia88 has roughly 1.3 million followers on Twitch, making him one of the larger Russian-language creators on the platform. After the clip surfaced, people took a closer look at the streamer’s history. Users compiled evidence alleging prior violations including

Newly released action-adventure title Ghost of Yotei has become the latest obsession of gamers around the world, with many streamers picking it up for live playthroughs of the entire game on Twitch. The Ghost of Tsushima sequel was released worldwide on October 2, 2025. This article lists five streamers who fans of the game can watch for a thorough playthrough of the game alongside an active and engaging community on Twitch. Note: The data used in the article has been derived from the livestreaming statistics website twitchtracker.com 5 streamers to follow for Ghost of Yotei playthroughs on Twitch 1) LIRIK Saqib "LIRIK" is a veteran variety gamer on the Amazon-owned platform, having begun his streaming journey with World of Warcraft back in 2011. Since then, LIRIK has become well-known as a reliable source of playthroughs of major releases within the gaming world. Ghost of Yotei is no exception, with him having started his broadcast of the game on the day of the game's launch. LIRIK has a massive following of 3 million on his Twitch channel, who often cheer on and react to the streamer's actions within the game, providing viewers with an engaging experience through and through. 2) Elajjaz

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Talia M. Thu, October 2, 2025 at 5:56 AM UTC 2 min read Twitch streamer Wendy Ortiz created a social media backlash when a clip of her live stream went around in which she freely confessed that she’s “tired of being a mom” and can hardly wait until she resumes streaming, partying, and collabing full-time. The unashamed and frank words divided the net between her fans who think that she was being facetious and her detractors who could swear that she hit rock bottom with this statement. Ortiz’s Unfiltered Confession In the recently-viral clip, Ortiz rants on her recent lifestyle change now that she’s a parent: “Not streaming feels so wonderful. But I miss streaming so much. Like I miss partying and streaming everything. So I’m gonna get collabing and get partying. And get streaming, get back to California again. I feel like I’ve been a mother too long. Like it’s been like two months straight of me being a mom. I’m over it. I’m not gonna be a mom no more. I’m starting, I’m gonna get back to partying. I’m gonna party every weekend.” Her honest utterance left everyone stunned, but the clip went one step further when Ortiz’s

Sign in to your Game Rant account Amazon has revealed that it's discontinuing the Prime Gaming brand in a message to Amazon Prime subscribers. However, users shouldn't panic, as the change won't have as big an impact on Amazon Prime Gaming subscribers as one might initially expect. As Amazon owns livestreaming service Twitch, it has historically provided benefits to Amazon Prime subscribers for the service. Those who enjoy included services like free shipping on Amazon via Amazon Prime can also take advantage of the service to subscribe to one Twitch channel for free every month. This confers the usual benefits to the chosen streamer without taking any extra money out of the subscriber's pocket. Amazon Prime Gaming also gives subscribers access to free games monthly. Amazon Reveals Change to Prime Gaming In a new release to subscribers, Amazon has revealed that the Prime Gaming brand is being retired, but that users' benefits won't be negatively impacted. According to Amazon, subscribers to the Prime service will still enjoy the same benefits they've come to expect, but it will now be incorporated into Amazon Luna, the company's cloud gaming service. Amazon reassured subscribers that users will still be able to receive one