Rise of the Tomb Raider

January 2016. Rise of the Tomb Raider finally hit PC after that confusing exclusivity window with Xbox. We picked it up immediately—4K support, the full game in its best form, and 41.3 hours of us documenting Lara's Siberian adventure. The timed exclusive thing had everyone confused, but we navigated that controversy while showcasing what made the game worth the wait. Improved tomb raiding, crafting systems that actually mattered, visuals that made console players jealous. You showed up in force—1,694 of you at peak, nearly 1,020 average. This was StreamerHouse at 46K hours watched, meaning the community was locked in. We documented every tomb, every collectible, every plot twist before PS4 players even had a chance to buy it in October. The house was still building audience, still proving what 24/7 streaming could offer, and this game was one of those moments that showed we mattered.

Rise of the Tomb Raider's 41.3 hours generated an exceptional 46K+ hours watched—the strongest engagement ratio of this batch. With 1,020 average viewers and 1,694 peak, we weren't just streaming, we were dominating this release. The 149 new followers proved the community wanted more coverage from us. These numbers show a game that resonated deeply with StreamerHouse viewers.