Raise Funds for Cancer Research with Game On Cancer and Superhero Streamers™

May 6, 2025

Cure Cancer’s Game on Cancer initiative is back for a fourth year running, assembling a team of Superhero Streamers™ to raise funds for cancer research.

This year’s event will be sponsored by ASUS ROG, who along with providing products for fundraising incentives, will be sponsoring a fundraising team of their own – captained by Twitch partner and frequent Game on Cancer® fundraiser Camomo_10. Other fundraising teams will be captained by fellow Twitch partner Game On Cancer® supporter Jess Wyatt, tech creator and game streamer Nicktacula, and goto.game’s JackHuddo.

The Game on Cancer community has raised over $1.25 million AUD to date, and has been supported by a number of Australia’s biggest streamers. Streamers who are interested in joining the ranks of the Superhero Streamers™ this year and fundraising for the cause can get involved by following these simple steps:

Sign up to fundraise on Tiltify between April 1^st and May 31^st
Join a fundraising team or fly solo
Go live and have fun while they fundraise amongst their community

Reaching different fundraising milestones will allow streamers to unlock a host of exciting prizes:

Fundraise $250 – Game On Cancer® Lanyard and Superhero Streamers™ Pin
Fundraise $500 – Game On Cancer® Water Bottle
Fundraise $750 – Game On Cancer® Playmat (first 40)
Fundraise $1,500 – Oodie™ Originals (first 30)
Fundraise $2,000 – ASUS ROG Pelta Headset & ASUS ROG Merch Pack (includes: t-shirt, lanyard, stickers, keyring, notebook) (First 10)
Fundraise $3,000 – ASUS ROG Scabbed II Medium Size Mouse Pad, ASUS ROG Strix Impact III Wireless Black Mouse & ASUS ROG Falchion Ace Black Keyboard (First 20)
Fundraise $4,000 – ASUS VivoWatch 5 AERO & ASUS ROG Carnyx Microphone Black (First 5)

But you don’t have to be a streamer to support the cause! You can join the community by jumping into the Game On Cancer® Discord, following them on X, or donating to one of the amazing streamers throughout the event.

Jess Zammit

Jess is a writer and researcher who loves games with good puzzles, good stories, and a tendency to punch you straight in your feelings. She is particularly interested in games told from unique perspectives that highlight themes or characters from groups that are often underrepresented. She has also worked in game development as a writer and designer, but promises she likes things that aren't video games too - like coffee, hot chips, and terrible superhero TV shows.

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