Shroud and Quin69 top Diablo 4 Twitch viewership in launch week

Jacob Hale
Diablo 4 art with Twitch logo in the middle

Diablo 4 launched on June 6 to mass appeal, with players heading to the RPG’s world of Sanctuary to complete quests, level up, and hunt down World Bosses. With that comes a huge surge in Twitch viewership — something certain streamers have significantly benefitted from.

Diablo 4 was one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2023 and it launched as an immediate Game of the Year contender, rivaling the likes of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom for the title.

Some of the top names on Twitch have taken to the game, too, seeing it rise up the viewership ranks incredibly quickly as players look for ways to improve or see how their favorite streamers tackle certain situations in the game.

But who have been the top Twitch streamers in Diablo 4 since the game dropped? There are some familiar names among the top, alongside some smaller streamers who are really breaking out.

Shroud, Quin69 & Korean streamers dominate Diablo 4 viewership

Alongside Michael ‘shroud’ Grzesiek and Quin69, there are several Korean streamers rounding out the top 10, with the game clearly a big hit on that side of the world.

Here is the full top 10:

RankStreamerHours watchedStream time (hours)Peak viewers
1Fextralife7,197,49024670,477
2Shroud4,075,13713083,742
3Quin692,965,52316832,187
4jessirocks2,706,95723133,201
5wudijo2,678,55116162,535
6한동숙 (handongsuk)1,588,82412118,751
7nl_Kripp1,295,31715914,779
8풍월량 (hanryang1125)1,172,8179519,524
9Rubius1,077,4045939,373
10蝦愛橘子 (shuteye_orange)917,5802488,895

As with many other titles, Fextralife finds themselves top of the list, with a significantly higher watch time than other streamers, though this is likely due in large part to them embedding the Twitch stream across the Fextralife website. This is something that streamers like Ludwig have called out in the past.

Also rounding out the top 10 are the likes of German-speaking streamer jessirocks and Spanish phenomenon Rubius.

Rubius’ numbers are particularly impressive, too, as he streamed for a much shorter amount of time in the week of launch than the others at the top.

Missing out on the top 10 were the likes of Lirik (14th), Asmongold (17th), and Ironmouse (31st), though with the game still in its infancy, this can definitely change over time.

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About The Author

Jacob is Dexerto’s UK Editor and Call of Duty esports specialist. With a BA (Hons) in English Literature and Creative Writing, he previously worked as an Editor at Ginx TV. Jacob was nominated for Journalist of the Year at the 2023 Esports Awards. Contact: jacob.hale@dexerto.com.