Blizzard Streaming, the developer's foray into the world of live streaming gameplay, launched today. The feature allows its PC users to broadcast any Blizzard game straight through the Battle.net client.
A new update to the client adds the feature and allows Facebook users to connect their accounts. There are a few settings to fiddle with, like stream title and webcam adjustments, but it's a short process before players can be up and running live. Facebook streamers have the ability to manage their audience on Facebook, too.
Blizzard Streaming is live now in the Americas, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Worldwide access is coming soon, the press release stated. Streaming is limited only to Blizzard's PC users right now, but the update will be available on Mac soon.
Those interested in streaming their Blizzard games aren't limited to personal pages, either. If you manage a Facebook Page, you'll be able to stream there as well.
More interested in Overwatch conspiracies instead of streaming the game? That's okay, too. Blizzard is reportedly adding a new character called Sombra to the game, but she's still a huge mystery to us.
Nicole is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow her on Twitter.
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