What are the most popular in France and in the world?

Who are the most Google-made Twitch streamers and which video games are the most popular worldwide? Clothing brand Superdry’s track suits and lingerie range attracts gamers worldwide “, whose number is estimated at 3.2 billion worldwide. Based on Google search data by country only, She made a ranking of the most popular games and streamers.

What are the most searched games?

Fortnight, Shooter and Survival Game and Minecraft, Black Building Game, favorites worldwide. The first is related to the highest number of searches in 106 countries, with the brand “especially in the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia” and also in France. Minecraft is the most searched game in 51 countries, especially in Russia and South Asia.

In Europe in particular, Fortnite still dominates 38 European states, especially in Western and Northern Europe with the highest search results. In the East, Minecraft won, for example in Ukraine or Albania.

Which streamers have been the most successful on Google?

On the Twitch side, American YouTuber Ninja (17 million subscribers) and English TommyInnit (17, Guinness World Record holder for most views on Twitch) are in the lead. The first was sought in 46 countries and the second in 36 countries. Most of TommyInnit’s videos, Superdry points out, are about Minecraft, which we found to be the second highest-grossing game by Google in the world. This undoubtedly explains its popularity around the world. ⁇

Quoted by the study, Twitch users earn an average of $ 250 per 100 members, according to Influencer Marketing Hub. “The 10 most followed Twitch streamers accounted for more than 20 million of the revenue paid through the platform,” the document said.

Spanish YouTuber Aaronplay is the next most searched player on Twitch, topping the charts in 14 countries. “Streamers are Pokemon (one of only two female streamers in the world rankings) and Squeeze is fourth and fifth, respectively,” Superdry continues.

In France, it is most logically ahead of French Squeeze (16.5 million on YouTube and 3.2 million subscribers on Twitch), which is also popular in Algeria, Morocco and Senegal.