Weekly Most Trusted Games to Stream - December 12

‍Among Us. Among Us is a strong stream pick right now because the game’s social core turns your chat into part of the content: every round creates instant accusations, alliances, and betrayals that viewers can react to in real time. Innersloth also pushed fresh reasons for people to hop back in recently, including a November update featuring a limited time Stardew Valley Cosmicube, plus earlier in the fall they added new roles like Detective and Viper that deepen the mind game and make each lobby feel less solved. That combination of viewer readable drama plus renewed variety is exactly what keeps a small channel from feeling repetitive.

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‍Fortnite. Fortnite is a great stream choice this week because it is in the classic “new Chapter energy” window where players are exploring unfamiliar stuff and the audience is hunting for new tactics. Epic’s Chapter Seven launch introduced a new map, new mobility and weapons, plus a bunch of quality of life changes that noticeably change how fights flow, which gives you easy stream arcs like “learning the new meta” and “first wins on the new island.” Fortnite also has active competitive beats right now, including a Mobile Series that starts its first open in early December, which tends to spike interest, highlights, and spectator curiosity across the ecosystem.

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‍Dead by Daylight. Dead by Daylight is especially streamable in early December because the game’s seasonal events reliably generate shared moments and “only in this event” gameplay. Behaviour’s Bone Chill 2025 event adds snowmen interactions, throwable Snowskulls with practical effects, event quests, and an advent style daily login reward track through early January, which is basically a built in content calendar for you. That means you can run themed sessions, chase specific rewards, and let chat vote on challenges without needing to invent a hook from scratch.

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‍Super Mario Maker 2. Super Mario Maker 2 stays a sneaky great Twitch game because it is an infinite content machine that naturally invites viewer participation. Nintendo’s own Ninji Speedruns concept is explicitly designed as timed weekly style challenges with global ghost replays, and Mario Maker’s broader loop of playing and sharing courses makes it easy to turn your stream into “viewer levels night” or “race the ghosts” sessions where the audience feels involved. If your goal is consistent engagement rather than chasing whatever is loudest, SMM2 gives you structure and endless novelty with minimal downtime.

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