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The most popular games on Twitch this week

/ 04:53 PM September 19, 2020

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What has inspired the curiosity of gamers on Twitch this week? Here are the latest figures for the last seven days on the streaming platform.

The top 5 most-watched games on Twitch

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There has been very little change in this week’s ranking. The only mover is “Among Us”, which has continued its dramatic rise and taken second place from “League of Legends”.

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1 – “Just Chatting” has remained in the number-one spot this week. The game even enjoyed a slight uptick (+0.6%) over the previous week. In all, more than 39 million hours of the simple 2D platformer for adults were watched on the platform.
2 – “Among Us” has arrived in second place in the ranking. With a total of more than 36 million hours watched, enthusiasm for the social deduction game has been building steadily. The number of hours was up by 73.4% this week, and by 51.1% in the previous seven days. Among Us may well overtake Just Chatting in the week to come.
3 – “League Of Legends” slid by one place down the ranking this week. Notwithstanding a 22.2% reduction in the number of streamers of the battle arena game, the number of hours watched was still just short of 26 million.
4 – “Fortnite” hung on to fourth position in the ranking this week in spite of a slight reduction of 1.9% of the number of hours watched. It is also worth noting that 10 million hours watched separate the shooter-survival game from this week’s third place.
5 – “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare” also stayed in the same position it had occupied in the previous week. The first-person shooter, which accounted for 16 million hours streamed, continues to decline in popularity (-5%).

The top 5 trending games on Twitch

“Among Us” tops the current ranking, which has also been marked by the arrival of “Call Of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War” and “Valorant” this week.

1 – “Among Us” has been THE trending game in recent weeks. Having topped the Twitch trending ranking for more than three weeks, its popularity has continued to grow (+51.1 %) with a total 15 million hours watched since last week.
2 – “Call Of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War” has entered the trending ranking this week. The console game, which is due to release in November 2020, already accounts for two million hours watched on the platform.
3 – “Minecraft”, which is placed third in the trending chart, entered the ranking with an increase of 28%. The sandbox game had an additional 2 million views over the preceding week.
4 – “Counter-Strike: Global Offensive” has mounted a discreet attack on the top five. It is now placed just below the current number three in the ranking with an extra 1.5 million views (+8.6 %) when compared with the previous week.
5 – “Valorant”, an all-new entry in the top five, is not far behind its rivals. With an increase of more than 15%, the free-to-play first-person shooter was viewed 1,300,000 times in the last seven days. IB

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Initially published on September 19, 2020. Updated on September 4, 2023.
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TOPICS: Among Us, Call of Duty, CS:GO, Fall Guys, Fortnite, Gaming, Just Chatting, League of Legends, Minecraft, streaming, Twitch, Valorant, Video games
TAGS: Among Us, Call of Duty, CS:GO, Fall Guys, Fortnite, Gaming, Just Chatting, League of Legends, Minecraft, streaming, Twitch, Valorant, Video games

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