We've joined forces up with Loupedeck and Streamlabs for a mighty streaming giveaway. We'll be handing out a Loupedeck Live S customizable livestream controller and a full year's Streamlabs Ultra subscription to one lucky winner.
The Loupedeck Live S is what we often call a desktop thingumajig, or more accurately a swiss-army knife for shortcuts. It's essentially a custom console made up of buttons and dials that sits on your desk and offers access to key functions on a per-app basis. It's a great solution for streamers, as a way to adjust your stream on-the-fly, but you can also access swift shortcuts for podcast, video editing, and a heap of other applications.
A Streamlabs Ultra subscription takes care of the software side of things. It comes with access to premium features across all of their premium creator apps, which cover live streaming, podcasting, recording, editing, sharing short-form content and more.
Combined these two products represent a serious upgrade for any streamer. One lucky winner will take home both.
To enter to win, follow the steps below:
- Sign in to your PCG forums account or create one.
- Reply to the competition thread on the forum (without quoting the original post) and tell what delicious festive treats you're snacking on this year.
- Enter via this competition widget or the embed below to confirm your entry. Please also leave your PC Gamer forum username. DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.
Make sure to follow all of the instructions so that your entry is valid.
Good luck!
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