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Stream Overlay Pack
Nine scenes for a small stream: starting soon, live, break, ending and more, in plain shapes you can recolour.
Variety streamer
I’m Lwazi. I stream a different game most weeks from a spare room in Durban, and I sell overlays, sound packs, printables and two video courses for small streamers.

A new game most weeks, and these twelve are the ones I kept coming back to.












Counted from my stream log, rounded to the hour
Area is hours streamed.
Downloads, a course and merch
Downloads arrive by email. Merch is printed to order and shipped by Printful.
PNG and WebM

Nine scenes for a small stream: starting soon, live, break, ending and more, in plain shapes you can recolour.

A bingo card for the games you keep meaning to play. Cross one off each time you finish one.
WAV

Twenty-four short sounds for follows, subscriptions and chat alerts, all made by me and all yours to use.
PNG

Twelve simple emotes to start a channel with: happy, sad, wave, clap and more, in three sizes.

A weekly planner for deciding what you play, when you go live and when you rest.

Everything to do before your first stream, on two pages: gear, scenes, sound and a test run.
A stream most days and a highlight cut every week. The first three are good places to start, and the rest follow the games I come back to.

A slow Sunday stream: a new barn, a late harvest and a long chat about the year so far.
3 h 5 min
Five of us on one station, one working oxygen tank and a lot of shouting. The funniest hour from the week.
38 min
The final stream of the lighthouse game: the last stairs, the ending and the chat's guesses. A full VOD with a short highlight cut at the end.
3 h 32 minA short letter every Sunday from my stream room: what I played, what went wrong and one thing to try on your own stream.

I started streaming four years ago from a laptop on my bed, mostly for friends. I got bored of playing one game for months, so I began picking a new one every week, and I never went back. Chat now chooses about half of them.
These days I stream from a spare room with two monitors and a microphone on a boom arm. I make my own overlays and sounds, and I sell the ones that other small streamers ask for. I also teach what I know about starting from home and cutting clips. I do not promise a big audience. I show what worked for a small, friendly one.