
Live game-streaming service Twitch has finally released an official app for Apple TV allowing gamers to watch their favourite game streams on the big screen. The Apple TV version of Twitch offers the same features as the iOS and Mac apps, including video on demand and on-screen chat (via MacRumors).
Experience the games you love like never before! Watch live streams and chat with devoted gamers around the world.
Catch the action as it happens! Access all the content you care about, from frenetic Overwatch multiplayer matches to soothing Bob Ross art demos. With millions of unique streamers every day playing everything under the sun, if it’s worth watching, it’s live on Twitch right now.

In addition to live game streams, Twitch also broadcasts interactive live shows from the likes of Sony, Microsoft, Blizzard and Riot Games, music festival live streams, exclusive video game events, and more. The app also offers a new Dark Mode for those late night viewing sessions.
You can download the Twitch app on your Apple TV for free using the App Store.
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