Today, many bloggers began broadcasting a shareware shooter on Twitch. Valorant with Twitch Drops, so viewers can try their luck by gaining access to the soon closed beta – it starts on April 7th.
As a result, the novelty Riot games topped the Twitch charts with a simultaneous number of viewers of nearly 1 million people – now the peak is 996 thousand.
At the time of writing, Valorant remains the leader of the Twitch charts, followed by a huge lag behind League of Legends from the same Riot Games.
- Valorant – 925 thousand people
- League of Legends – 323 thousand people
- IRL broadcasts – 253 thousand people
- Resident evil 3 (2020) – 224 thousand people
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive – 160 thousand people
- Grand theft auto v – 130 thousand people
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) – 127 thousand people
- Fortnite – 127 thousand people
- Dota 2 – 89 thousand people
- FIFA 20 – 86 thousand people.
Recall that in order to access the Valorant closed beta, you need to link Riot and Twitch accounts, watch any shooter broadcasts marked Twitch Drops and hope for good luck.
Valorant is a competitive Counter-Strike style shooter with Rainbow Six Siege and Overwatch elements.
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