Audience-Driven Entertainment as the Next Frontier in Gaming
summary
Genvid builds cloud-powered massively interactive live events that stream Unity instances so viewers join without downloads; Rival Peak runs on 13 Unity instances on Facebook with 12 AI contestants, earns about 100 million minutes watched across interactive streams and ~13 million minutes for the Rivalspeak episodes, and uses daily votes and idle mini-games. The team shifts to an influence points economy for finer agency. The Walking Dead: Last Mile launches July 11, runs multi-week acts, features weekly live hosts and cinematic cut scenes, and ties choices into canon.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:17Genvid Technologies
- 4:05Massively interactive live events
- 7:56Rival Peak case study
- 15:40Walking Dead Last Mile launch
- 19:18Upcoming project trailer
- 21:08Key takeaways
- 23:52Q&A
related talks
37mTurning Viewers into Players
53mPutting Spectators In the Driver’s Seat: How Our Industry Is Changing As Games and Media Merge.
23mInteractive livestreaming and the future of esports
21mInteractive Livestreaming and the Future of Esports
21mGames in 2020 – The future of entertainment, esports and beyond
20mState of the Game: Multi-talent Panel pt.1
39mGame On!
39mHow game technology can make TV reach new audiences