'Mixer Go' for Windows 10 becomes 'Mixplay' in big update

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A new name, complete redesign, and more make the latest Mixplay (née Mixer Go) update a big one.

Microsoft's streaming service Mixer still doesn't have an official app for Windows 10, but third-party app Mixer Go has managed to fill that niche nicely for most. Today, the app received a pretty significant update, being rebuilt from the ground up with several new features and a new name: Mixplay for Mixer.

The update takes the app up to version 2.1.1.0 and includes a complete redesign, support for Mixer's low-latency "Faster Than Light" (FTL) streaming protocol, HypeZone channels, and more. Here's the full rundown of what's new:

  • Complete redesign of the application
  • FTL support
  • Mixer Season 2 support
  • HypeZone channels
  • Clips

Mixplay version 2.1.1.0 is available now from the Microsoft Store for Windows 10.

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