Top Battlefield streamers of 2025

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The Battlefield franchise had one of its loudest years in a decade. With the launch of Battlefield 6 this fall and the series’ first-ever battle royale spin-off, RedSec, the brand returned to the center of livestreaming culture. October and November turned into a two-month surge of explosions, squad wipes and record-setting streams, as creators across platforms tapped into the renewed momentum behind the series.

This comeback wasn’t just about the games themselves. A wave of streamers rode the Battlefield boom to new heights, earning fresh audiences and in some cases pulling six-digit peak CCV on pure Battlefield gameplay, something the franchise hasn’t seen in years.

The rise of multistreaming also reshaped the competitive landscape. Some creators who traditionally stuck to a single platform found themselves outpaced in cumulative viewership by those who streamed simultaneously across multiple services, giving them broader reach and stronger overall numbers.

To give the full picture, Streams Charts has compiled a set of rankings highlighting the best-performing Battlefield creators of 2025. These include both the streamers who drew the largest audiences and those who devoted the most airtime to the franchise throughout the year.

Most-watched Battlefield streamers of 2025

The 2025 Battlefield surge produced clear leaders in long-form engagement, and the watch-time rankings reflect both established FPS icons and fast-rising creators who capitalized on the Battlefield 6 and RedSec momentum.

Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek stands at the top of the list by a wide margin, becoming the only creator to surpass 6 million Hours Watched in Battlefield content this year. As one of the most influential shooter streamers globally, his dominance comes as no surprise. His dual-platform presence on Twitch and YouTube gave him broader exposure than most competitors, allowing him to convert both core fans and casual viewers into massive cumulative numbers.

The rest of the top 10 is populated by a familiar roster of FPS-first creators and long-time Twitch and YouTube staples. Timothy "TimTheTatman" Betar and Saqib "LIRIK" Zahid both delivered strong performances, driven by loyal audiences that return for any major shooter release. The list also includes Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag, whose results benefited not only from live broadcasts but also from his VOD channel that re-streams past content, giving him an additional lift in cumulative Hours Watched.

Not all high-performing creators relied on multistreaming. Several single-platform streamers secured top placements as well. One notable example is Maher "Maherco" Sultaneh, arguably MENA’s largest streamer, whose Kick audience propelled him into the upper ranks. Similarly, Dmitrii "Recrent" Osintsev, a major Russian FPS-focused creator who streams exclusively on Twitch, converted his strong regional following into one of the year’s highest Battlefield watch-time totals.

Another standout is TheBurntPeanut, who had a breakthrough year. Recognized as the top VTuber of 2025 at the Streamer Awards, he translated his rapid audience growth into impressive Battlefield metrics.

Top 10 Most-Watched Battlefield livestreamers of 2025

Most popular Battlefield streamers of 2025

When measuring the biggest live surges of attention around Battlefield 6 and RedSec, the picture shifts. Peak CCV highlights the creators who managed to convert anticipation into real-time viewership spikes, and the results show how heavily the franchise benefited from major test periods and platform-driven incentives.

TimTheTatman leads this ranking by a landslide. His Battlefield stream during the game’s open beta shattered expectations, pulling in a six-digit peak on Twitch thanks to a perfect storm of timing, personality-driven hype, and beta Drops that rewarded viewers for tuning in. His 200,000 peak became his second-best Twitch performance ever and his strongest result on the platform in five years. No one else in the ranking came remotely close to matching that spike.

Behind him, the field tightens considerably. Shroud landed the second-highest Battlefield peak with just over 96,000 concurrent viewers, but the rest of the top 10 clustered within a relatively narrow band: roughly 45,000 to 62,000 peak CCV.

This group reflects both global star power and strong regional ecosystems: Rubén "Rubius" Gundersen (Spain) and Alan "Alanzoka" Ferreira (Brazil) brought in their massive home-market audiences, while creators like Zachariah "Zack" Hoyt (Asmongold) continued their habit of generating large peaks whenever they touch a major release.

Top 10 most popular Battlefield streamers of 2025

Most active Battlefield streamers of 2025

While the watch-time and peak CCV rankings highlight Battlefield’s biggest stars, the airtime leaderboard tells a different story entirely. This list is dominated not by household names, but by smaller, highly dedicated creators whose average viewership rarely reaches even 1,000 concurrent viewers.

What they lack in visibility, they compensate for with sheer volume of content, and their output played an important role in keeping Battlefield 6 and RedSec consistently present in the livestreaming ecosystem.

All of the top performers here streamed on Twitch, which remains the default hub for long-form PC gaming content. The platform’s structure, discoverability patterns and community norms make it the natural destination for creators who focus on continuous gameplay coverage rather than single-event peaks.

A notable four creators surpassed the 1,000-hour mark in 2025, producing the equivalent of more than a full month of nonstop Battlefield broadcasts. This level of output is extreme even by Twitch standards and demonstrates how deeply some smaller channels invested into the franchise’s lifecycle, whether through grinding ranked modes, exploring RedSec’s updates, or simply carving out a niche within the community.

The list is also surprisingly international. Despite being a category dominated by smaller names, the ranking includes creators from Russia, Spain, Germany, and the United States, reflecting how broadly Battlefield’s resurgence resonated among mid-tier and emerging streamers. Their contributions may not generate headline numbers, but they collectively form a large portion of the day-to-day content landscape surrounding the franchise.

Top 10 most active Battlefield streamers of 2025