After more than 5 years of production and a successful Kickstarter, Travis 'Samox' Beauchamp and Metagame Documentary LLC have revealed the premiere details of the eight-part series followup. @samox was the producer of 2013's 'The Smash Brothers Documentary' which spread virally and is considered possibly the best esport documentaries in existence. The new installment, Metagame, will follow the journey of the five Smash Gods as they battle in tournaments between 2008 and 2015. It will also feature Leffen's rise as the God Slayer.
BELLEVUE, WA | New York, NY – November 23, 2020 – Metagame Documentary LLC will debut the documentary series Metagame exclusively on Twitch. The worldwide premiere is scheduled for December 11 – 13 with several episodes of the eight-part series streaming each day.
Metagame is acclaimed producer Travis Beauchamp’s sequel to 2013’s The Smash Brothers Documentary, which has been viewed millions of times and is widely considered one of the best esport documentaries ever produced for its authenticity and storytelling. Metagame follows the journey of the five “Smash Gods” from 2008 through 2015 as they compete for the title of best Smash Melee player in the world.
“The Metagame documentary series took over 5 years to produce,” said Travis Beauchamp, writer, producer, and director of Metagame. “Fans of the original series and Kickstarter supporters will be able to enjoy the authentic, character driven narrative of the five Smash Gods as they overcome personal hurdles while competing at the highest level in esports.”
“Twitch was a natural choice for premiering Metagame,” said Christopher Brown, executive producer and owner of Smashboards.com – the largest fan site for Super Smash Brothers. “Twitch’s longtime support and enthusiasm has helped build the Smash community and we are thrilled that Metagame continues to see that tradition of support as we bring Travis’s vision to life for millions of viewers.”
About Metagame Documentary Series
Metagame Documentary Series LLC was created by producer Travis Beauchamp and executive producers Christopher Brown and Peter Grant. The eight-part series follows the journey of the five “Smash Gods” as they compete for title of world champion between 2008 and 2015 in the top selling video game Super Smash Brothers Melee. Metagame Documentary features an original score by Garrett Williamson, art direction by Daniel Wyatt, and is in association with East Point Pictures, Justin Wong and Gamers Abbey.
Visit metagamedoc.com to see the trailer and follow Metagame on Twitter, Twitch, Youtube, Instagram, and Facebook for more information on the series.
Metagame Documentary LLC and the work Metagame are not affiliated with Nintendo.
