Find Game Streams on Facebook Fb.gg

Lookout out, Twitch: Facebook has launched a new gaming video hub.

Available at Fb.gg, the hub lets you lot easily discover alive and prerecorded game streams to watch.

There, "people will be able to observe gaming video … based on creators and games they follow, Pages they like, and Groups they belong to," Facebook Gaming Creator Program Lead John Imah and Programme Manager Nick Miller wrote in a Thursday blog post. "Nosotros'll too characteristic creators, esports competitions and content from gaming industry events."

Meanwhile, if you call up you take what it takes to be the next StoneMountain64, Facebook wants to help make your dream a reality. The social network also today announced plans to launch a new program designed to assistance budding video game streamers build an audition and make money on the platform. Dubbed Level Up, the plan is slated to launch "in the coming months."

Since launching its gaming creator program in January, Facebook has received feedback that new streamers need assistance getting started and connecting with new fans, so that's where Level Upwardly comes in. Members will be able to earn money through a feature called Facebook Stars, which lets fans support their favorite streamers by purchasing virtual goodies. Level Up members will also receive "early admission to new features, best practices from established gaming creators and customized access to Facebook support for troubleshooting and bug reporting," Imah and Miller wrote.

Interested in joining? Head hither to check out the eligibility requirements and employ.

"We'll start sending invitations and onboarding Level Up members in waves and plan to open up to gaming creators globally in the next few months," Imah and Miller wrote.

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