Throne and Liberty

Throne and Liberty launched in October 2024 and immediately became something special. NCSOFT and Amazon brought a fresh MMO experience to Western audiences, and we were there streaming it day one. In just 2024 alone, we put in 571 hours—that's serious commitment to a single-year play. The house loved the wuxia aesthetic, the combat mechanics, the MMORPG foundation. What's remarkable is how fast Throne and Liberty climbed Steam's charts—it hit #4 most-played, and we were riding that wave. Our peak of 6,034 viewers shows when the world was watching. This wasn't a niche title; it was a cultural moment happening in real-time on our stream.

The numbers here are staggering. 1.17 million hours watched across 571 hours streamed—that's over 2,000 hours watched per hour we played. An average of 1,732 viewers is unprecedented territory for us. These are top-tier streaming numbers that show Throne and Liberty captured something the audience genuinely wanted to see. The 6,034 peak viewers represents a moment when significant portions of our community and beyond were all watching simultaneously. In a single year, we generated engagement numbers that many games don't hit across their entire lifespan.

Throne and Liberty brought new people into the house and energized existing community members. The wuxia setting and MMO mechanics sparked conversations we hadn't had before. Viewers were discovering a game that challenged their preconceptions about what Eastern MMOs could be. The community bonded over learning new mechanics, theorycrafting builds, and collectively experiencing this moment in gaming culture. It felt like watching history unfold.