Many of you will have faced the 2020 dedicating yourself to your favorite hobbies, perhaps completing a pending video game or TV series. There are those who have instead chosen to spend their time on Twitch , a platform that offers a wide range of range of content aimed at gaming enthusiasts and beyond. The popular platform takes care of reminding us which were our favorite streamers in the 2020 , with complete statistics for the past year.

Twitch Recap: check your inbox

Through his Twitter profile, Twitch presented the initiative Recap , a real thank you dedicated to all users who, during the 2020, they connected to the platform.

As stated in the official press release, the information we find in our personal Recap “mainly concern the number of chats sent , the total of the channel points obtained, the most used emoticons and the most viewed channels. As for the creators, the summary will include informa such as total broadcast hours, unique viewers, and unique followers “.

We all deserve gold stars for getting through 2020.

But for now, an email will do.

Check your inboxes for your Twitch Recap. pic.twitter.com/XewHqPrzNr

— Twitch (@Twitch) January 15, 2021

As we said, video games are not the only protagonists of Twitch. Among the most popular categories of livestream audiences we find Just Chatting and Talk Show & Podcasts , where users were able to interact with streamers who dedicate themselves every day to creating “IRL” content – be they bloggers, artists or gurus of any subject. These and other categories contributed to the record numbers of the 2020: on average, Twitch hosted every day 26, 5 million viewers , with 2 million people interacting live at all times.

Twitch recaps were emailed through a gradual rollout: if you have not yet received the statistics of your 2020 you will have to wait a little longer.