Own your front door — Manage access via Steam, native apps, or your website.
Manage your users — Bring your own account system and user entitlements.
Run your own economy — Control in-world economies with your own storefronts.
Unlock custom avatars — Let every user truly be themselves.
Jitter teamed up with MSquared for a groundbreaking live gaming event where thousands stormed a huge virtual obstacle course to capture fan-favorite streamer DougDoug. Twitch viewers further fueled the chaos by unleashing game-altering commands in real time.
MSquared tech scaled the experience to accommodate the virtual horde, while browser-based entry meant instant access for the masses. And built-in interoperability allowed some players to ditch default ‘gourd’ avatars for their own Bored Ape and Grillz Gang creations.
With engagement exceeding expectations, Jitter set a new benchmark for interactive streaming, showcasing the future of community-driven live gaming.
As part of European R&D project MAX-R, the BBC and MSquared teamed up for a classical concert like no other. This bold performance of iconic video game themes unfolded in the BBC Philharmonic’s Manchester studio and the metaverse, all powered by MSquared tech.
Those in the virtual world found themselves in a unique, futuristic space brimming with interactive exhibits, live-streamed screens, and even a motion-captured conductor, Eímear Noone. The fusion of real-time interactivity, cutting-edge visuals, and live music brought fans of classical and gaming together, and proved the concept of live performances in virtual worlds.