FUZE.TV & OVERWOLF SPONSOR UBISOFT TOM CLANCY’S RAINBOW SIX NORTH AMERICAN LEAGUE

Fuze.tv, the first creative studio for gamers that provides everything a gamer needs to easily capture, edit and share gaming content worth watching, has partnered with Ubisoft®, a leading creator, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment and services, to become an official sponsor for the Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six® North American League for the 2021 season. 

Fuze.tv was built on Overwolf, the all-in-one platform that enables creators to build, distribute, and monetize in-game apps and mods which facilitated the sponsorship. 

The partnership will begin at Stage 1 of the Rainbow Six North American League set to kick off on March 24, 2021. As part of the partnership, Fuze.tv and Ubisoft will launch a “Clips of the Week” competition, where gamers can submit their best clips to be featured in the weekly Rainbow Six North American League live broadcast.  Each week the creators of the top three featured clips will be awarded prizes including jerseys, in-game currency, and more. 

“Fuze.tv instantly captures moments as gamers play their favorite games and transforms raw highlights into gaming content worth watching and sharing. We are excited to collaborate with Fuze.tv to bring fans even closer together through capturing memorable moments Rainbow Six Siege and sharing those clips with the community,” said Adam Climan, Senior Esports Manager at Ubisoft. 

“Fuze.tv is excited to partner with Ubisoft and enhance the way Rainbow Six gamers share meaningful moments of their gameplay. Our mission is to unlock any gamer’s inner muse and become creatively powerful with easy-to-use supertools. Rainbow 6 community is a perfect match,” said Jonathan Weinberg, Founder and CEO of Fuze.tv.

“Overwolf is not only a framework; supporting creators’ success is at the center of everything we do. We are thrilled to have championed this deal between Fuze.tv, an Overwolf creator, and Ubisoft,” commented Overwolf CEO, Uri Marchand. 

For more information on how to submit your Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege clips, please visit this link. 

AYO.NEWS says:

Anyone who’s worked with video content knows how time consuming and frustrating it can be to create what you’ve got in mind, so Fuze.tv is nothing short of a content creator’s dream. Of course, the trick now is getting the global gaming community to know about it – something this sponsorship is definitely going to help with. 

Staying with Overwolf, last week the company revealed it had secured $52.5M USD in a Series C funding round, and announced the launch of CurseForge Core, a User Generated Content (UGC) as a service platform.