TWITCH + YOUTUBE / ONE PLACE TO EXPLORE

YOUR GAME.
WHO'S LIVE?

Find your next stream without switching between platforms. Choose a game, discover channels, and watch where the action is happening.

THE GAME DIRECTORY

Find your game.

3,366 games to explore · Choose a game to check broadcasts.

FROM DISCOVERY TO WATCHING

One game.
A world of channels.

01

Choose your game.

Browse the catalogue or search for the title you want to watch.

02

Find your perspective.

Explore channels across Twitch and YouTube. Check the platform and the latest verification time.

03

Jump into the stream.

Open the original broadcast. Watch and join the community on its home platform.

GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.

Before you press play.

Where can I find gaming streams on Twitch and YouTube?

Choose a game in the OVR streaming directory, then browse its Twitch and YouTube results together or filter to one platform. Stream cards link directly to the original broadcast.

How does OVR check whether a stream is live?

Twitch results come from its live-stream API. YouTube results are checked using live broadcast details or live indicators on the game’s public YouTube page. Each provider shows the time of its last successful check. Twitch checks are cached for three minutes and YouTube checks for fifteen minutes. A broadcast can end between checks.

Why might a gaming streamer be missing?

The directory is a discovery list, not a complete census. Twitch results include up to 100 streams per game; YouTube results depend on search coverage and the available game page. A creator may also stream under another category. Use the platform browse links for more results.

What happens when live status cannot be verified?

OVR shows which provider could not be checked. Recently checked broadcasts may remain visible as “Last seen live”, without a live badge. Older results are hidden. You can check again or browse directly on Twitch or YouTube.

Do I need an OVR account to watch?

You can browse games and open stream links without an OVR account. Twitch or YouTube may require their own account for chat, age-restricted content or other platform features.