Twitch

Twitch is one of the world's leading streaming services. This tool, owned by Amazon, allows you to watch hundreds of thematic channels focused mainly on the world of video games. Although it came about as a way to broadcast live gameplays, it has now become a multipurpose tool that anyone can use to interact with their favorite streamers during their videos in real time.

Twitch is divided into different themed categories organized according to the game that's being played at the time. Once you're inside the channel in question, in addition to viewing the live stream or stored clips, you can participate in related live chats, and most importantly, you can subscribe and make donations to the owners of the channels through the platform's own currency: 'bits.'

But Twitch is much more than all that. One of the main exclusive features of the desktop client is that it allows you to manage your video game library. Twitch Prime (the platform's subscription service) offers, among other things, free video games every month. In order to be able to install and play them, you need to have this version installed.

Twitch has undoubtedly changed the way of understanding video game streaming and interaction with content creators. The dynamism of its platform offers a real alternative to the consumption of television and pre-recorded videos, as well as open a window to the world so that both gamers and users with other interests can share their passions and concerns.