What are your favorite gaming YouTubers?
What are your favorite gaming YouTubers?
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I linked a Warlockracy video because I really enjoy his choice of games and presentation.
Other channels I really enjoy: Mandalore, Grim Beard, Civvie11, Oboeshoesgames, and Boulder Punch.
If you can’t tell, I like longform, scripted and edited videos on older games and niche games and mods.
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I love KatherineOfSky, Let's Game it Out, Summoning Salt and recently started following Real Civil Engineer.
Except for Summoning Salt that makes INCREDIBLE documentaries about speedrunning, the others play the kind of games I enjoy playing, so I enjoy watching them too: building games, tycoons and all the like.
You basically hit 3/4 of my list here.
- Let's Game it Out - Josh is a gaming goblin and i'm here for it.
- RCE - He's hit or miss since his popularity really spiked, but his Infra and Mini Metro/Highways playthroughs were always fun to watch
- Summoning Salt - Great docu-style videos on speedruns. Shame his channel got hit for a 1-second clip of someone saying 'fuck'.
I also enjoy Vinesauce and his gaming corruptions.
Insym is great as well for his horror-style longplays.
I'll check them both, and I recommend you to check KoS too! She's lovely, I practicaly learned English by listening to her 🥰
Real Civil Engineer started popping up in my recs out of nowhere – he's fun! Made me want to download Mini Metro again (and do super not great at it again).
Same!
I was just watching Let's Game It Out, and clicked on another video thinking it was another video of his and it was Real Civil Engineer (both were pushing the limits on Hydroneer, so I didn't notice it was from another creator).
Now I'm checking his old videos, especially those about Timberborn, at the same t ime I follow KoS Timberborn series. I'm a bit short on money now but I can't wait to buy it.
Seconding KoS. Sometimes to learn, sometimes for just a cosy 45 minutes of listening to someone who sounds shockingly similar to the Canadian girlfriend I sort of lived with at the turn of the century.
She's great, I love listening to her even if I'm not actively watching the video. It'll be fiiiiiiiiiine.