Streamline

Streamline is a fast-paced, third-person game built around livestreaming. Broadcasters, Players and Viewers take part together: broadcasters create parties, while viewers use an integrated website on desktop, mobile or tablet to affect the game in real time.

The Streamline Pro League

Set in the near future, Streamline follows Runners and Hunters competing in a sport that combines augmented reality with physical skills. The Streamline Pro League formed after its founders grew tired of mainstream sports, which they saw as limited by their mechanics, sponsorships and corporate greed. Its competitors run, jump and fly through abandoned shipyards, vacant schoolyards and crumbling skyscrapers while streaming to their audience.

Elimination

In Elimination, up to 16 Players compete while one or more broadcasters stream to tens or even hundreds of thousands of Viewers. Runners move freely around the maps, collect points and avoid the Hunter, who tracks them down and eliminates them. Eliminated Runners become Ghosts and remain in the game to haunt or help other players.

Viewers can bet on Runners, compete with one another and play mini-games such as Bingo. They can also change the rules in real time, helping a Runner by turning the floor into lava or bringing them back from the dead, or helping the Hunter by restricting Runners’ movement or making them explode when they touch each other.

Maps and customization

The game has five maps, each with its own strategies and pitfalls. Players can customize their characters with hundreds of clothing items in a range of colors, and earn bonuses and accolades for their performances.

Playing together

Viewers can interact with the stream using synchronized game data, and the integrated website lets them compete against other viewers in real time. Players and viewers can also take part in rules selected or purchased by viewers as the match unfolds.