Mines is: MKIceAndFire he's really good at streaming his games on youtube from start to finish and he doesn't do commentary talk which is why I sub to his channel. And I find him to be more helpful if I'm stuck on certain parts of the game and I'll try to do what he did.
Mine is Maximilian. He largely focuses on fighting games but also does a lot of other games that I enjoy such as Resident Evil, Monster Hunter World, Bloodborne, etc. His friends and him are quite fun and funny to watch and they are engaging with the audience.
I don't have one. I watch my own videos more than anyone else's. I usually feel like I'm wasting my time when I'm on YouTube. I only have a few hours a day to entertain myself, which I prefer to use on more professional media, meaning movies, TV shows and games.
His content is freaking amazing, does research on everything he is reviewing and he actually finish them to full completion. But this does mean he only uploads 2 videos every month or once a month or if he really takes a while to finish, in 2 month. Good voice too.
He only does PC gaming so far btw. He also gives some guide on how to run that really obsecure early 2000 games in his reviews which for me is awesome.
Edit: Also shoutout to Lazy Game Reviews. As some probably noticed if they know these channels, I greatly enjoy retro reviews, with good narrative and voice
@Archangel3371: enjoyed Maximillian Dood contents, especially his bossrage videos. His monster hunter and Bloodborne bossrage is my fav, really good editing and really funny too!
Jim Sterling. Because I find him hilarious and I love his reviews. Even the ones I disagreed with like Godzilla ps4. But I did end up getting Sonic Forces after hearing what good things he had to say about it. I don't regret it one bit!
For the most part, I just enjoy watching him because he's really entertaining and he has great showmanship. For a YouTuber.
My favorite bits are his Commentocracy and Squirty Plays of Steam's shovelware games.
I used to watch Cinemassacre a lot. I haven't watched any of their content since probably 2 years ago though. They were uploading way too frequently to the point where I didn't have time for it anymore.
These days I don't mind videos from Nitrorad. He uploads at a good pace.
James Rolfe. He has some good insights into gaming and the videos he does with Mike are always fun to watch. I've been watching a lot of BlueTelevisionGames lately too.
I like to watch Yandere Simulator videos. Guess, it is Bijuu Mike.
Of course, more popular youtubers like Jim Sterling are cool too, but they are more into AAA games, and I see no point it watching AAA-games, want to play it myself.
My husband and I watch a lot of OverEnglishman, TearofGrace, and Friends Without Benefits. Other smaller channels as well, but those three are the majority of time for us.
Don't watch many; I find most of them to be annoying to be honest. But I was quite impressed by a couple of Fallout 76 reviews I saw. I think on of them was called upskill or something.
AlChestBreach. He primarily plays Fallout New Vegas mods but does other stuff to. I don't normally watch gaming channels but I like his goofy personality.
There's also Funhaus. I watch most of their videos aside from the discussion stuff.
My favorite YouTube gamer is Mac....WAB guy......he's hilarious. I don't always like the games he likes but the guy makes me laugh and he tells it like it is. I love the fact that he accurately points out any serious flaws in a game and the games that are overrated.
I think Cosmic does a good overview of games and critiques them quite well and he is very organized and clear in his views
I like Carrot but I think he may go buy another logo but he covers graphics then gameplay and sound.
I don't like guys that have to be all theatrical as though the attention is about them with their loud extra useless stuff …..just talk about the game ….and I don't need to see you.
Lastly I would add ….Total Biscuit....sorry he passed away. explains games well and good summaries.
I need to shout out It's a Pixel Thing for his Spectrum coverage and racing games series and pointing out Old Towers for Spectrum, browser and pc free to play indy game of which I just downloaded the Mega Drive version of and voluntarily donated cash monies to for being good game developers who didn't demand my money.
Also Bazza H for in depth Spectrum and Amstrad reviews.
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