Steam Broadcast for Nordic Ashes: Survivors of Ragnarok

With RoboStreamer, Nordic Ashes: Survivors of Ragnarok is now streaming a Steam Broadcast on the Steam Store! The game is currently using a pre-recorded video. Check out their Steam Store page or watch the Steam Broadcast on this page.

Nordic Ashes: Survivors of Ragnarok is developed by and published by Noxfall Studios.

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RoboStreamer's role in this Steam Broadcast

/ Noxfall Studios employed RoboStreamer to host the Steam Broadcast for Nordic Ashes: Survivors of Ragnarok on their Steam Store page. The broadcast was streamed from a pre-recorded video file that was uploaded to RoboStreamer and played on loop. RoboStreamer allows for the upload of unlimited video files with no limit on streaming time. This eliminates the need for OBS and the associated costs of running the broadcast on your own computer, as well as saving on energy costs.

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Launching a Steam Broadcast is a piece of cake with RoboStreamer. Enroll in a free account, upload your video, and submit your upload key. RoboStreamer is tailored to make streaming your Steam Broadcast as uncomplicated as possible. Publishers will greatly benefit from managing Steam Broadcasts for an array of Steam Games from one centralized location.