Wednesday, 21 April 2021, 5:55 am
Press Release: Safe Betting Sites

According to data presented by Safe Betting
Sites US, Fortnite was the most streamed game on Twitch
for March 2021 – a total of 6.99 million hours streamed for
the month.

Fortnite Leads Several Of Twitch’s Key
Metrics

Fortnite continues to dominate charts in 2021
and was the most streamed game on Twitch for the month of
March. The popular online Battle Royale game logged a total
of 6.99M hours streamed on the platform. The second most
streamed game on Twitch was Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
with a total of 5.03M hours streamed for the month of
March.

Fortnite also led the charts in the number of
streamers for the month of March 2021. A total of 669,749
streamers streamed Fortnite for the month. Minecraft had the
second largest number of streamers with 468,017. Overall,
the top 10 leading games in terms of the number of streamers
for the month of March, were streamed by an estimated 3.2M
streamers on Twitch.

The top 10 games on twitch with
the most channels accounted for over 50K channels. Twitch
had an almost 20% share of this total with 9,707 channels in
March 2021. The second most was COD: Modern Warfare with
just under 7K channels.

League of Legends had the
largest recorded peak viewers on Twitch in March 2021 with
704,375 peak viewers. The second-largest belonged to
Minecraft which recorded 663, 533 peak viewers in March
2021. Fortnite had the fifth largest peak viewers with 641,
227.

Rex Pascual, Esports Editor at Safe Betting
Sites US commented;

“Despite the rise of many
other titles within the same game mode such as PUBG and
Warzone, Fortnite continues to attract large audiences on
video game streaming platforms. Fortnite’s status as the
pioneer of the increasingly popular Battle Royale game mode
gives it a loyal and avid fanbase that will keep it near the
top of Twitch’s charts for years to
come.”

You can read more about the story
with more statistics and information at: https://www.safebettingsites.com/us/2021/04/20/fortnite-most-streamed-game-on-twitch-for-march-2021-7m-hours-streamed/

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