Streamline is a third-person action game built around live streaming, with players taking the roles of Broadcaster, Player, or Viewer. Its near-future sport pits Runners against Hunters in augmented-reality competition through worn-down urban spaces. That setup makes the broadcast more than a showcase: viewers are designed to participate in shaping what happens on the field.
In Elimination, Runners race around maps, collect points, and try to evade the Hunter. Players who are eliminated become Ghosts, able to haunt or help others still in play. Viewers can bet on Runners, trigger rule changes such as turning the floor to lava, and join mini-games including Bingo. The Hunter can also receive viewer-driven advantages, so the audience can affect either side rather than simply cheer from the sidelines.
The format connects a broadcaster-led party, an arena match, and a much larger viewing audience. The game describes matches with up to 16 players, while viewers interact through Streamote.tv on desktop, mobile, or tablet.
