Radar Pro, for companies
The unreleased indie games streamers started playing this week
Every Monday, an e-mail with the 50 unreleased games the most Twitch streamers played last week, with the change from the week before, in the genres you pick, before they show up in sales charts, and a private view of the full list.
Who reads it
Publishers and scouts looking for their next signing, funds and angels who back indie studios, and the studios that sell to games before launch: porting, QA, localisation, PR and marketing.
What's in every issue
- The top 50 unreleased games by unique Twitch channels over the week before, with the change from the week before, days streamed and release status.
- A private web view of the full list, up to 200 games, with filters by genre, status and growth and a 12-week trend per game. Each issue links to it, and the link works for two weeks.
- New entries, and breakouts: games whose streamer count jumped past a threshold.
- Your segments: the list cut to the Steam genres you choose.
- For games we have a report on, what streamers ran into, as short topic titles (“players got lost in the tutorial”).
Price
Founding
$99 / month
or $990 a year
For the first 20 companies, until 1 June 2027. The price stays for as long as your subscription runs.
Standard
$149 / month
or $1,490 a year
After the founding seats are taken.
Prices in US dollars, before VAT or sales tax. Issues go to the address you subscribe with.
Questions
- Do I get an invoice?
- Yes. Stripe e-mails a receipt and an invoice for every payment, with your company name and VAT number if you enter them at checkout. Prices are before VAT or sales tax, which is added where it applies.
- How do I cancel?
- From the link in every issue, any time. Issues keep coming until your paid month or year runs out; then it stops, with no renewal.
- Refunds?
- A full refund if you ask within 14 days of your first payment. Write to us; a person makes the refund in Stripe.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- Unique channels per game come from our own collector, which reads every live stream on Twitch every 20 minutes through Twitch's public API and keeps only counts per game. Release status, genres and game art come from the Steam store, and IGDB.com matches each game to its Twitch category. Theme titles come from our own reports on those games. The method is the same as the public Radar; Pro is the longer list, by genre, in your inbox.
- What is not in it?
- Streamer names, quotes, links to videos, exports and an API. Pro is about games, not about the people streaming them, and we don't sell data about streamers.
- Who runs this?
- Mateusz Woskowicz, an independent developer in Poland, with software agents doing most of the counting. Not affiliated with Twitch or Valve.
Anything else: hello@getoverheard.com. We answer in writing, in English.