Microsoft’s Mixer Create mobile streaming app is officially out of beta and available on both iOS and Android. The app brings the live streaming of mobile games.
Made especially for gamers, Mixer Create is an app that allows both Android and iOS users to broadcast themselves playing their favourite mobile games from their devices. Android users get the full package, meaning they can stream any game they want. On the other hand, iOS users can only stream games that support ReplayKit.
With the app, gamers can also stream content created with the cameras on their devices, interact with viewers via chat, or use the app as a “Chat Companion” while they stream on a different device – Xbox or PC for example. Users can also moderate their chats easily, with the help of moderation tools.
The app’s users can also take part in streams with others – bringing up to four live streams in one. At the moment, mobile users will only be able to get invited to co-streams. The ability to invite other users will be coming soon. Finally, users also get access to their Mixer settings from within the app.
The Mixer Create app is available on iTunes and Google Play.
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