Gamebreakers
2021 · Documentary
In-depth documentary profiles of the exceptional streamers, personalities and esports pros doing incredible things in the gaming world.
Episodes
1. DieHardBirdieChronicling the unbelievable rise of the world's oldest esports champion, DieHardBirdie.
2. Autumn RhodesMeet the fantastic female player proving FPS games aren't just a "boy thing" in front of a massive online audience.
3. Gary MerrittGo inside the grind with one of YouTube's most popular Minecraft creators.
4. Alicia JunusA leader in the next generation of esports trailblazers, Alicia is creating positive change in the fighting game community.
5. Mr. Moss & ClutchEnter the world of two of Madden's top competitive players, who undertook a new challenge in the wake of tragedy.
6. WolfiezMeet the Fortnite phenomenon who at 15 became the youngest millionaire in esports history.More Like This
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