Code Bullet - Guy writing AI's for games like Tetris or Jump King. Not too heavy on the coding aspect, which makes it very easy for non-coders to enjoy as well
desertorium - Mostly known for his videos about the stock market known as /VT/. It's not one of these Robot-Voice greentext/reddit channels. The guy puts some effort into it. I hope he branches out to some more boards.
Food4Dogs - A nice old lady from NZ that likes games like JRPGs with her favorite being Atelier Ayesha. Very comfortable content that is a stark contrast to all those nerds that feel like they need to shout 24/7.
hochelaga - Videos about various religious topics. You probably had one of his videos recommended to you before: "Why Bible Accurate Angels Are So Creepy"
Jokeypokey - Currently does a series about playing Minecraft starting from 1 block of bedrock and nothing else. I really enjoy the process, but not sure if I stay subbed after that series ends though.
Kane Pixels - The "I can't believe a 16 year old made this" Backrooms videos. Honestly some of the best backrooms interpretation that isn't plagued by plots that are written by 6 year olds that just found out about the backrooms
minusT - 3D Touhou Animations. Sadly since it's one person they take forever to make (7 finished ones over 9 years)
OneShortEye - Speedrun videos about old PC adventures like Monkey Island or Kings Quest.
PSP HDC - The name stands for PSP Homebrew Developer Conference. Started in 2020 it's a little self organized conference about some developments in the PSP homebrew scene. I'm glad it's alive since I might want to jump in as well at some point.
reccollect - Seriously underrated channel. His content could best be described as mini-reviews about everything of one thing. Examples: I Watched Every Best Picture Winner, I Listened To All 415 Buckethead Albums, I Beat All 40 Call of Duty Campaigns on Veteran. Honestly some of my favorite content I've watched recently.
Storymode - Mark Zuckerberg and his co-hosts The Queen or Jeff Bezos read game plot summaries and throw some jokes in. Very low effort content that is still enjoyable. (It's one of Internet Historians channels)
Studson Studio - Guy makes models mostly out of trash. Such as his video of making Howl's Moving Castle. The appeal for me is the same as these restoration videos.
TotallyPointlessTV - Started out as video essays about martial arts, but now does them about movies and video games. Really enjoyed the Silent Hill ones.
Vince Vintage - Documentary style videos about topics such as a Wikipedia Mod that likes Tits or Truck Nuts.
Weird Old Tech - Name says it all. Mostly looks at like old PDAs and stuff. I was impressed with his quality however. When I subbed he had like 69 subs (now 111). I've seen channels with 5 digit subs that had much worse content / quality.
WickedWiz - Most recently started a series about "what went wrong with game X" mostly about early access games. It's a well structured look into these dumpster fires.
desertorium - Mostly known for his videos about the stock market known as /VT/. It's not one of these Robot-Voice greentext/reddit channels. The guy puts some effort into it. I hope he branches out to some more boards.
Food4Dogs - A nice old lady from NZ that likes games like JRPGs with her favorite being Atelier Ayesha. Very comfortable content that is a stark contrast to all those nerds that feel like they need to shout 24/7.
hochelaga - Videos about various religious topics. You probably had one of his videos recommended to you before: "Why Bible Accurate Angels Are So Creepy"
Jokeypokey - Currently does a series about playing Minecraft starting from 1 block of bedrock and nothing else. I really enjoy the process, but not sure if I stay subbed after that series ends though.
Kane Pixels - The "I can't believe a 16 year old made this" Backrooms videos. Honestly some of the best backrooms interpretation that isn't plagued by plots that are written by 6 year olds that just found out about the backrooms
minusT - 3D Touhou Animations. Sadly since it's one person they take forever to make (7 finished ones over 9 years)
OneShortEye - Speedrun videos about old PC adventures like Monkey Island or Kings Quest.
PSP HDC - The name stands for PSP Homebrew Developer Conference. Started in 2020 it's a little self organized conference about some developments in the PSP homebrew scene. I'm glad it's alive since I might want to jump in as well at some point.
reccollect - Seriously underrated channel. His content could best be described as mini-reviews about everything of one thing. Examples: I Watched Every Best Picture Winner, I Listened To All 415 Buckethead Albums, I Beat All 40 Call of Duty Campaigns on Veteran. Honestly some of my favorite content I've watched recently.
Storymode - Mark Zuckerberg and his co-hosts The Queen or Jeff Bezos read game plot summaries and throw some jokes in. Very low effort content that is still enjoyable. (It's one of Internet Historians channels)
Studson Studio - Guy makes models mostly out of trash. Such as his video of making Howl's Moving Castle. The appeal for me is the same as these restoration videos.
TotallyPointlessTV - Started out as video essays about martial arts, but now does them about movies and video games. Really enjoyed the Silent Hill ones.
Vince Vintage - Documentary style videos about topics such as a Wikipedia Mod that likes Tits or Truck Nuts.
Weird Old Tech - Name says it all. Mostly looks at like old PDAs and stuff. I was impressed with his quality however. When I subbed he had like 69 subs (now 111). I've seen channels with 5 digit subs that had much worse content / quality.
WickedWiz - Most recently started a series about "what went wrong with game X" mostly about early access games. It's a well structured look into these dumpster fires.
