This is not the first time that Facebook has introduced the inclusion of game streaming on its website. Back in 2016 The first-person shooter from Blizzard games was allowed to stream Instant Games directly live-streaming. .799 Figure 1 Image Courtesy of Deccan Chronicles On top of those previously introduced apps, the new Sdk is build. So game developers can now include a Facebook streaming option right inside the game itself so that steamers won’t have to rely on any software or external hardware from outside. In addition, the new functionality comes with a partnership program that will offer pro streamers monetization options. In addition, the company is introducing a reward system to encourage users to choose Facebook Live over Twitch, or any other streaming site. Developers can include this reward system in their games that will give people watching the stream on Facebook Live in-game rewards and benefits. But the network that streams the game still has a multi-billion user fan base. Even having a small percentage on Facebook Live would help generate significant revenue. And then there’s always the possibility that new users could see Facebook as their first option if they just get into streaming.