Rend

We picked up Rend in 2018 when Frostkeep Studios launched their early access on Twitch. It was one of those MMO survival games that felt different—crafting, building, territorial warfare between factions. The house jumped in during that July early access window, and it was absolutely a scene. We didn't stream it for long, really—just that one year—but those 374 hours we put in showed what the community latched onto. We were pulling decent numbers during peak streaming times, hitting 459 viewers at the high point. It's one of those games that had potential but fizzled out before it really took off. The early access promised something grand, but the game never quite delivered on that vision in a way that kept us committed long-term. Still, we've got the receipts: 374 hours of dedicated coverage while we believed in what Frostkeep was building.

Rend pulled solid engagement during its single year at StreamerHouse. We averaged 230 viewers per stream, which is respectable given the game's niche positioning in the crowded survival-MMO space. Nearly 87,000 hours watched across 374 streamed hours tells you our audience stuck around. The peak of 459 viewers happened during that July launch push. We gained negative followers overall, which speaks to the game's trajectory—it couldn't retain momentum. The numbers reflect a game with initial hype that faded as the playerbase dwindled.