Weekly Most Trusted Games to Stream - December 5

Fortnite. Fortnite is in one of its big spectacle phases, with the Zero Hour chapter finale event pulling in millions of players and viewers to watch a mash up of characters like Godzilla, Hatsune Miku, Homer Simpson and more fight a huge cosmic threat. That kind of shared, cinematic moment plus the launch of Chapter Seven Pacific Break, which brings a new Golden Coast island, storm surfing instead of the battle bus, and a refreshed battle pass, gives you tons to react to and experiment with on stream while viewers are actively curious about what is new.

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‍Fall Guys. Fall Guys remains a strong comfort pick because it is a free, cross platform party royale where you and other bean shaped contestants stumble through short rounds of obstacle course chaos until one player or squad wins. Official updates emphasize ever evolving content with new costumes, obstacles, modes and a Creative toolset that lets players build and share their own courses, which keeps the game feeling fresh for both you and your audience. The slapstick physics, quick eliminations and easy drop in format are perfect for playing with viewers, running challenges and keeping chat lively between more serious games.

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‍Mimesis. Mimesis is a new co op survival horror title built almost perfectly for streaming moments, since the whole hook is that during a cursed rain, monsters called Mimeses appear and perfectly imitate your teammates voices and behaviour. That core idea of not knowing whether the person next to you is a friend or an enemy creates constant paranoia, accusations and jump scares when you play with a group on voice chat, which is exactly the kind of social chaos that viewers love to watch and clip. The game supports up to four players, uses changing maps and evolving threats, and has earned a very positive rating from thousands of recent Steam reviews, so you can lean on both novelty and strong word of mouth when you put it in your schedule.

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‍Alien Isolation. Alien Isolation is a proven classic for long form horror streams, set in the universe of the original Alien film and following Amanda Ripley as she tries to survive on a failing space station hunted by a single xenomorph. Creative Assembly built the alien with unscripted artificial intelligence that listens, learns and adapts to player habits rather than simply following a path, which is why it is often cited as one of the most effective modern survival horror designs. That unscripted behaviour means your scares and close calls will feel unique to your playthrough, and the lengthy, slow burn campaign gives you room to build atmosphere, talk lore with chat and turn the stream into an ongoing story rather than a one off gimmick.

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