Twitch Recaps for 2022 are finally available, giving users a summary of how they use the platform both as a viewer and as a streamer. In previous years, Twitch has provided recaps for users via email, but many were unable to view theirs due to wonky marketing email settings in their dashboard. The company has remedied this issue for 2022, providing users with the ability to access their recaps through a brand-new website.
To get your 2022 Twitch Recap, follow these steps
- Go to the Twitch Recap website by clicking here.
- Log in with your Twitch account.
- Click on the “Get your Recap” button.
- Your Recap will be generated and displayed on the screen.
Twitch Recaps for 2022 provide users with a summary of how they use the platform, both as a viewer and as a streamer. As a viewer, the Recap will show you the top channels you watched, the top games you watched, and the top broadcasts you watched. As a streamer, the Recap will show you your total minutes streamed, the top games you streamed, and the top channels you interacted with.
The Recap will also display your overall ranking in the Twitch community, based on the total minutes you’ve watched or streamed. This is a fun way to see how you compare to other users on the platform.
To view your Recap, simply follow the steps above and log in to the Twitch Recap website. Once you’ve generated your Recap, you can share it with your friends and followers on social media or keep it for your own personal reference.
In addition to providing users with their personal Recaps, the Twitch Recap website also includes a global leaderboard that shows the top streamers and viewers on the platform. This leaderboard is updated in real-time, so you can see how you’re doing compared to other users on the platform.
Overall, the 2022 Twitch Recaps are a great way for users to see what kind of content they’ve consumed and how they’ve used the platform over the past year. To get your own Recap, simply follow the steps above and log in to the Recap website. Happy viewing!
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