Noice: New platform offers live stream gamification

Everyone wants a share of the live streaming market and after Kick, with high online casino investment, entered this dispute, now a new platform arrives to offer greater gamification of livestream. And its name is Noice.

Noice’s proposal is simple: gamify live broadcasts to create better interaction between the streamer and their audience, what they call “the true multiplayer experience”.

Officially launched to the public this Tuesday, November 21st, Noice is currently in its Closed Beta phase, accepting new user registrations that are gradually released on the platform.

Noice’s differential

Like Twitch and Kick, Noice focuses on broadcasting gamer content and with revenue divided between the platform and streamers, with 70% going to creators and 30% going to the platform.

So far, everything is similar to what we already have out there. From here, Noice shows its difference, combining live streaming with betting and collectible cards, as well as greater user customization on the platform.

Furthermore, Noice claims that on its platform there will be no forced advertisements interrupting broadcasts.

Content, multiplayer game and customization

With an investment of around 27 million dollars and participation from executives who worked at other important companies in the games industry, such as Unity and King, Noice was in development for four years, according to the website VentureBeat.

Now online and functional, Noice wants the experience of following a livestream to not just be about watching and commenting, but also about participating.

On the new platform, the streamer will have at his disposal the integration of the broadcast with the games, currently Fortnite and Apex Legends. With this, polls can be carried out on the results of matches and spectators can bet on what the result will be, using collectible cards.

If the result is correct, the viewer will receive prizes within the platform.

The platform also features the option of Creator Cards, adding another collectible layer for fans and another source of income for streamers.

Customization is also a strong point of Noice. The platform also offers an avatar system for its users, allowing them to change their style and helping the streamer identify their most frequent viewers. “It’s not just a name on the screen”, states the platform.

Noice is expected to exit its Closed Beta sometime in 2024.