The Game Awards

StreamerHouse became an unofficial viewing party for The Game Awards across 2017-2018, hitting an incredible 813 peak viewers as the gaming community gathered to watch Geoff Keighley's annual celebration. The 2017 show saw viewership explode to 11.5 million streams (a 202% increase from 2016), partially thanks to gamification features like interactive winner predictions on Twitch. By 2018, The Game Awards had grown to 26.2 million total streams with 4 million concurrent viewers at peak. StreamerHouse's 813-viewer peak captured that unique energy of watching gaming's biggest night with a live community, reacting in real-time to world premiere trailers, surprise announcements, and the occasional cringeworthy moment. Those two years represented The Game Awards cementing itself as gaming's Oscars, and StreamerHouse was there for every reveal, every award, and every meme-worthy second.