We also love LGR (ruclips.net/user/Lazygamereviews) My Life in Gaming (ruclips.net/user/mylifeingaming) and loads more! ► Mentioned in video ＋ Archipel: ruclips.net/channel/UC3zoY9LapZERsN7caDKqz0w ＋ Hold Back to Block: ruclips.net/user/holdbacktoblock ＋ AI & Games: ruclips.net/user/tthompso ＋ People Make Games: ruclips.net/user/PeopleMakeGames ＋ Cloth Map: ruclips.net/user/clothmap ► And the other channels mentioned at the top; Game Maker's Toolkit: ruclips.net/user/MarkBrownGMT GVMERS: ruclips.net/user/GVMERS Super Bunnyhop: ruclips.net/user/bunnyhopshow Raycevick: ruclips.net/user/Raycevick Gaming Historian: ruclips.net/user/gaminghistorian
Danny, thank you so much for the shout-out, that's very kind of you. The work yourself and Jeremy are putting together is some of the best there is in the gaming sphere. I won't lie that NoClip has been a huge influence on how I approach my work in recent years so to see AI and Games in this list - and in such good company - is very humbling. All the best!
Man, I'm so glad he shouted you out, or I might not have ever found you. Your content is amazing. I've been watching for the past few hours and it is great, especially because I've always been interested in AI.
Absolutely. Brilliant graphic design, golden-voiced narration, and very thorough information. The holy trinity of FPS docs on RUclips are 1. Doom by Ahoy 2. Quake by Ahoy 3. Half-Life by Noclip
Joseph Anderson is incredible. He’s not a documentarian, more of a critic, but his critiques are so in-depth so more like Mathew matosis. Highly recommend.
@Benjamin McCann Not really. He's just in depth. I can see how you might think that if you've only seen maybe one of his videos but it's a hard disagree from me. Like, he's spent the last few months editing down his witcher 2 script because he's conscious of the length. I think you're thinking of the right guy but yeah you're pretty off tbh
Hard disagree from me as well. The longest ones are actually the most captivating ones. Just like with games: If its really good, you want it to be very long. If the only thing I want from a video is just telling me "story boring, shooting fun, explosions cool" then yeah, it only needs to be 5 minutes long. Thats the opposite of what he does though.
Congrats, but also... Only 500k!? I always assumed this was a much bigger channel, because of the video quality. I hope you make it further, you deserve it.
I remember when I was searching for any Witcher 3 documentary and Noclip was one of the first results to pop up and it's been a privilege to see the rise of Noclip to a benchmark for Game Documentary Hopefully the CP2077 docs won't be released at 2077 too lmao Also hopefully another FGC channel focused on tutorials could be covered in the future like Core A-Gaming and That Blasted Salami
@@vexienroe You could phrase it in a less rude way, but sure, I used to agree with that. But Joseph Anderson's Witcher 1 video was absolutely fantastic and I'm very much looking forward to watching the rest of that series.
His eloquence is damn near unmatched. I was transfixed by his multi-hour long half-vlog half-New Vegas analysis. Not a single word he says feels wasted or unecessary.
This. Yes. He is absolutely fantastic at what he does and he deserves a way bigger audience. The depth and eloquence of his commentaries is unbelievable. And his older travel videos are some of the best content I've seen on youtube.
Well deserved mate! I'd also like to shout out some other game channels I watch religiously: Raycevick Game Maker's Toolkit Writing on Games New Frame Plus
For those who don't know, the CEO of Insomniac Games, Ted Price, often hosts a podcast under Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) which consists of interviews with game developers. The podcast is called Game Maker's Notebook, and is both on youtube and on their own site. Very interesting listen for those interested in interviews with a wide range of developers.
Congratulations. Almost 3 years ago, after watching a single video about horizon zero dawn, I was immediately sold to your content. Keep up the good work. P. S. I don't know if you count this as documentary, but I like to watch postmortem on GDC channel.
Thank you Noclip for all of your hard work. It's really incredible listening to all these video game related documentaries and I hope you'll continue to do this high quality work for years to come.
I only recently stumbled here after finding the Outer Wilds video, and I've been just tearing through your entire library and just really enjoying all of the videos you two put together :)
Congratulations guys! Really love your content, especially because I work in the game industry and love and love that you shine a spotlight on how the ground workers put in hours upon hours of work. Cannot wait for more!
Congratulations and thank you for making your documentaries. You really have a unique way of interviewing people (instead of a person who is interviewing a 'company'), giving us a unique insight in the development and (personal) struggles. Really glad I once just stumbled upon your channel! Thanks for all the effort you've put into your work!
Ars technica series: war stories is a little bit less a documentary and more like interviews but they're pretty interesting talking to developers of games like the original crash bandicoot and Abe's Odyssee
They're good videos. But that "war stories" title really makes me bounce off hard. It's video game development stories. I get that there's sort of a double meaning there since so many video games tell stories about armed conflict. Something like that. But calling those documentaries "war stories" just feels wrong and overly dramatic to me. /minirant Again, they're good videos though!
@@RobinOttens they're usually about the trials and tribulations they face, which is honestly the one time that you see a video entirely dedicated to how much crap you have to deal with getting a game made. it's probably not the most appropriate title, but it certainly is perfect for what it is.
Hi Danny You are literally the nicest person in game journalism I know. When people reach a sub-goal they usually go all out thanking the fans, but both the times you have referred to other game journalism channels that you feel we as a viewer will like. Kudos for that. I am not a supporter on Patreon due to my limited finances but I LOVE watching your videos. I am all in for independent game journalism and I wholeheartedly support all the other people you have brought in to help you in your endeavours. Stay the same always(though I know you have become a bit serious after the birth of your kid) -A game fan
You’re too kind. Hey look we spend a lot of time enjoying all these other channels so it feels like a win-win for us to spend some time highlighting them. Especially in these uncertain times. Thanks for the kind words - hopefully we can do it again if/when we reach the big one :)
I knew Chris from Eurogamer so I'm already a subscriber to PMG. I'm also one of those people that love everything related to Japan so I'll be sure to check out Archipel. Really appreciate the recommendations Danny.
Thank you for creating and sharing with all of us. I've been following your work even from before the conception of Noclip, and I am very happy that Noclip is a thing and it keeps growing! Wish you best of luck and thank you once again for creating content that is not only incredibly interesting, but crafted in a way that makes it just a very pleasant experience to take in! Much love and respect!
Congrats man, i probably have posted this exact comment before, but i have been following your work since that Elder Scrolls history video you put out on Gamespot(its still funny :D), its been inspiring to see you do what you love. sadly because i live in Iran i cant actually support you or anyone on Patreon but know that a lot of people like me exist that can only support you guys by only views and likes and stuff. here is to 500K more and beyond. \m/
So glad he put in a plug for Hold Back to Block! I watched their KI documentary a couple weeks ago and was blown away at how good it was and felt bad for the guy to not have a larger subscriber base...
One of my favorite channels who’s been making videos for over 5 years with less than 5K subs is Hikikomori Media. He made an amazing video on Deadly Premonition.
Just supported on Patreon. Love your work. As someone who’s followed the game industry my whole life, I’ve learned so much more from your documentaries. Truly some of the best content on RUclips and some of my favorite docs ive ever seen!!!
Second this, Razbuten is so friendly with great advice, and Adam Millard The Architect of Games was actually one of the first channels I discovered and he's a great analyst, I've learnt a lot from him!! I have to check out Thomas Game Docs
It is easy to get behind a such a great channel that so humbly tries to push support to others in the same community, you (as well as many mentioned) have a new subscriber in me.
You deserve more subs, the quality in your content helps the game industry and show to other people the value of all game developers and their contribution to the history of gaming, your documenting a lot of great games and developers, and I know there´s more great content to come, thank for your effort guys, stay safe and good luck.
Thanks a lot for everything you do, I'm a (let's say) game dev student, so when I get a stable income I'll definitely become a patreon of this and many more channels and creators!! You guys are awesome, I love your work, stay safe!!
Congratulations! You deserve a million too. Keep up the fantastic work. Also would like to add Ahoy's channel. He uploads few and far between but when he does its always an interesting niche topic he discusses in detail.
Archipel feels really unique on RUclips. Their videos are about art, but somehow cross over and become art in and of themselves. They capture mood and tone and emotion so well. All their videos are worth a watch.
Is not just gaming and is not english ^^' but i recommand the channel of ALT 236 for the mythologics playlist , one of the best documentary you can found :)
Proud to say that I was already subscribed to almost every mentioned channel in this video. Also congrats to the team Noclip! 500k subscribers and more to go!
Congratulations on reaching half a million! Been following you guys since you did The Point for Gamespot, love your work ❤️ It's been great following your story and watching you succeed. Also, GMTK, Raycevik and Super Bunnyhop are all amazing and well worth a watch.
Amazing recommendations! It's incredible in how many angles gaming documentaries can be approached. I always look forward to learn from different filmmakers :)
You inspired to me make a gaming podcast. I've watched your content since Escape From Mount Stupid and I'm always blown away with how you top yourself with each video. While the podcast only lasted a year you really helped me continue my pursuit on following my dream.
Verbal hilarity all the time. You guys are the best. I was laughing out loud in a market about the outdoor communities...and then reached to touch people like a zombie. Thanks.
I appreciate the humility of spending this 500k celebration recommending other people's videos instead of promoting your own. Keep doing what you're doing!
Thank you so much for your hard work Dan. I appreciate it. I'm excited to see more Doom related content (Doom Eternal specifically) if it's in the works.
You really ought to check this channel : Face full of eyes = It is a quite new channel compare to the ones mentioned on this video and in the comment section but its quality of work is extra ordinary.
I love 'Hold back to block' I love fighting games, and their latest doc on 'Killer Instinct' was absolutely amazing. 'KI' is without a doubt the best fighting game of this generation.
May I suggest you to make a docu on SCS Software, developers of truck simulators? The way they nurture their games deserves more recognition and Pavel, the CEO is an amazing person. I'm sure he'd like the idea too. Cheers.
Well, one of the best and, i think, most underappreciated gaming docu-channels is Indigo Gaming. Especially if you like cyberpunk and post-apocalypse settings. And also he has definitive documentary on Elder Scrolls series.
ThatGuyGlen is really good at what he does as well, however, he is focusing more on his real life work as the videos he makes are just passion projects. He doesn't have a patreon and he only has 15k subscribers, yet his videos are top tier quality. Go check out this man and support him.
We also love LGR (ruclips.net/user/Lazygamereviews) My Life in Gaming (ruclips.net/user/mylifeingaming) and loads more!
► Mentioned in video
＋ Archipel: ruclips.net/channel/UC3zoY9LapZERsN7caDKqz0w
＋ Hold Back to Block: ruclips.net/user/holdbacktoblock
＋ AI & Games: ruclips.net/user/tthompso
＋ People Make Games: ruclips.net/user/PeopleMakeGames
＋ Cloth Map: ruclips.net/user/clothmap
► And the other channels mentioned at the top;
Game Maker's Toolkit: ruclips.net/user/MarkBrownGMT
GVMERS: ruclips.net/user/GVMERS
Super Bunnyhop: ruclips.net/user/bunnyhopshow
Raycevick: ruclips.net/user/Raycevick
Gaming Historian: ruclips.net/user/gaminghistorian
So glad you could reach such a goal keep up the good work
Congratulations.
looking forward for a Prince Of Persia Documentary (a big one ;) ).
Everyone loves LGR.
XboxAhoy is doing amazing work as well! Really good retro series on Doom, Quake or The Secret of Monkey Island.
ruclips.net/user/XboxAhoy
Along the lines of LGR I'd definitely recommend The 8-bit Guy too: ruclips.net/user/adric22
Danny, thank you so much for the shout-out, that's very kind of you.
The work yourself and Jeremy are putting together is some of the best there is in the gaming sphere. I won't lie that NoClip has been a huge influence on how I approach my work in recent years so to see AI and Games in this list - and in such good company - is very humbling. All the best!
I just subbed to you and will watch your vids based on this recommendation
I gasped and punched the air when your name came up! Two truly amazing channels - thank you for the great work
I might be biased, but Danny's are the best
Man, I'm so glad he shouted you out, or I might not have ever found you. Your content is amazing. I've been watching for the past few hours and it is great, especially because I've always been interested in AI.
@@PauloGarcia-sp5ws Welcome aboard! Glad you like it.
Oh my gosh Danny, this was a lovely surprise. Thank you
Ahoy makes great content
I was gonna comment for his behalf, great content and i love his voice.
The definition of quality over quantity
Absolutely, some of the best!
This 1000%! Ahoy is incredible!
Absolutely. Brilliant graphic design, golden-voiced narration, and very thorough information. The holy trinity of FPS docs on RUclips are
1. Doom by Ahoy
2. Quake by Ahoy
3. Half-Life by Noclip
Joseph Anderson is incredible. He’s not a documentarian, more of a critic, but his critiques are so in-depth so more like Mathew matosis. Highly recommend.
+1
@@kirbytaylor8629 no way
@Benjamin McCann Not really. He's just in depth. I can see how you might think that if you've only seen maybe one of his videos but it's a hard disagree from me. Like, he's spent the last few months editing down his witcher 2 script because he's conscious of the length. I think you're thinking of the right guy but yeah you're pretty off tbh
Hard disagree from me as well. The longest ones are actually the most captivating ones. Just like with games: If its really good, you want it to be very long. If the only thing I want from a video is just telling me "story boring, shooting fun, explosions cool" then yeah, it only needs to be 5 minutes long. Thats the opposite of what he does though.
Congrats, but also... Only 500k!? I always assumed this was a much bigger channel, because of the video quality. I hope you make it further, you deserve it.
Thanks so much!
@@NoclipDocs Thank you, for the videos!
I remember when I was searching for any Witcher 3 documentary and Noclip was one of the first results to pop up and it's been a privilege to see the rise of Noclip to a benchmark for Game Documentary
Hopefully the CP2077 docs won't be released at 2077 too lmao
Also hopefully another FGC channel focused on tutorials could be covered in the future like Core A-Gaming and That Blasted Salami
He’s a critic, not documentarian, but Joseph Anderson is absolutely incredible. He’s partway through his ~10 hour critique of the Witcher series.
@@anderstaylor6694 Joseph Anderson lol, yeah sure absolutely incredible... He is long winded to say nothing guess thats something.
@vexienroe k
@@vexienroe You could phrase it in a less rude way, but sure, I used to agree with that. But Joseph Anderson's Witcher 1 video was absolutely fantastic and I'm very much looking forward to watching the rest of that series.
Noah Caldwell-Gervais.
Insanely underrated/underappreciated.
Truth
His eloquence is damn near unmatched. I was transfixed by his multi-hour long half-vlog half-New Vegas analysis. Not a single word he says feels wasted or unecessary.
This. Yes. He is absolutely fantastic at what he does and he deserves a way bigger audience. The depth and eloquence of his commentaries is unbelievable. And his older travel videos are some of the best content I've seen on youtube.
I am really pleased you mentioned GVMERS and Raycevick, been a viewer of theirs for a while.
Well deserved mate! I'd also like to shout out some other game channels I watch religiously:
Raycevick
Game Maker's Toolkit
Writing on Games
New Frame Plus
For those who don't know, the CEO of Insomniac Games, Ted Price, often hosts a podcast under Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) which consists of interviews with game developers. The podcast is called Game Maker's Notebook, and is both on youtube and on their own site. Very interesting listen for those interested in interviews with a wide range of developers.
Soren Johnson (Civ IV) also hosts a podcast called Designer Notes that is just devs going over their life and career.
A regular viewer of Gaming Historian and GMTK. Design Doc is also a good channel for a game documentary style of content.
Congratulations. Almost 3 years ago, after watching a single video about horizon zero dawn, I was immediately sold to your content. Keep up the good work.
P. S. I don't know if you count this as documentary, but I like to watch postmortem on GDC channel.
Yea great idea, those are wonderful.
Thank you Noclip for all of your hard work. It's really incredible listening to all these video game related documentaries and I hope you'll continue to do this high quality work for years to come.
Fantastic of you to make a shout out to all these other channels. Really enjoy your work and what you guys do.
I only recently stumbled here after finding the Outer Wilds video, and I've been just tearing through your entire library and just really enjoying all of the videos you two put together :)
Congratz. Didn't no it was only two of you doing this that's crazy. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the hidden mini documentary on the blinking white guy. I will never see that meme the same way.
Archipel are one of my favourite RUclips channels. Amazing stuff. People Make Games and Cloth Map are brilliant as well. Also favourites.
Been a huge fan since the Rocket League documentary and a patron for 15 months. Love everything this channel has become. Lets get to a million!
*CONGRATULATIONS* 🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊
Also, you forgot about design doc
Love what you guys do, keep it up and congrats on the 500k.
Summoning Salt and Karl Jobst come to mind on the topic of video game speed running and high scores.
Congratulations guys! Really love your content, especially because I work in the game industry and love and love that you shine a spotlight on how the ground workers put in hours upon hours of work. Cannot wait for more!
Congratulations and thank you for making your documentaries. You really have a unique way of interviewing people (instead of a person who is interviewing a 'company'), giving us a unique insight in the development and (personal) struggles. Really glad I once just stumbled upon your channel! Thanks for all the effort you've put into your work!
Wow. Great channels - thanks for the recommendations. Congrats on the 500k!
Ars technica series: war stories is a little bit less a documentary and more like interviews but they're pretty interesting talking to developers of games like the original crash bandicoot and Abe's Odyssee
Oh my god yes - those are fantastic!
They're good videos. But that "war stories" title really makes me bounce off hard. It's video game development stories. I get that there's sort of a double meaning there since so many video games tell stories about armed conflict. Something like that. But calling those documentaries "war stories" just feels wrong and overly dramatic to me. /minirant
Again, they're good videos though!
@@RobinOttens they're usually about the trials and tribulations they face, which is honestly the one time that you see a video entirely dedicated to how much crap you have to deal with getting a game made. it's probably not the most appropriate title, but it certainly is perfect for what it is.
Hi Danny
You are literally the nicest person in game journalism I know.
When people reach a sub-goal they usually go all out thanking the fans, but both the times you have referred to other game journalism channels that you feel we as a viewer will like. Kudos for that.
I am not a supporter on Patreon due to my limited finances but I LOVE watching your videos.
I am all in for independent game journalism and I wholeheartedly support all the other people you have brought in to help you in your endeavours.
Stay the same always(though I know you have become a bit serious after the birth of your kid)
-A game fan
You’re too kind. Hey look we spend a lot of time enjoying all these other channels so it feels like a win-win for us to spend some time highlighting them. Especially in these uncertain times. Thanks for the kind words - hopefully we can do it again if/when we reach the big one :)
@@NoclipDocs It may take a year or 10, but we are with you till that time comes.
No one said it would be easy right.
I knew Chris from Eurogamer so I'm already a subscriber to PMG. I'm also one of those people that love everything related to Japan so I'll be sure to check out Archipel. Really appreciate the recommendations Danny.
This was such a positive thing to do. Thank you for the recommendations!
Thank you for creating and sharing with all of us. I've been following your work even from before the conception of Noclip, and I am very happy that Noclip is a thing and it keeps growing! Wish you best of luck and thank you once again for creating content that is not only incredibly interesting, but crafted in a way that makes it just a very pleasant experience to take in! Much love and respect!
Congrats man, i probably have posted this exact comment before, but i have been following your work since that Elder Scrolls history video you put out on Gamespot(its still funny :D), its been inspiring to see you do what you love. sadly because i live in Iran i cant actually support you or anyone on Patreon but know that a lot of people like me exist that can only support you guys by only views and likes and stuff.
here is to 500K more and beyond. \m/
And that's 4 new channels added to my massive youtube subscription list.
Strafefox Splash Wave is an extremely underrated videogame docs channel
Danny, I remember I only liked gamespot because of your videos, you always put out the best high quality content, EFMS was my shit, congrats!
So glad he put in a plug for Hold Back to Block! I watched their KI documentary a couple weeks ago and was blown away at how good it was and felt bad for the guy to not have a larger subscriber base...
One of my favorite channels who’s been making videos for over 5 years with less than 5K subs is Hikikomori Media. He made an amazing video on Deadly Premonition.
NoClip rekindled my love for the Hitman series
Their doc was what made me want to play Doom 2016, and boy did I enjoy that game!
Just supported on Patreon. Love your work. As someone who’s followed the game industry my whole life, I’ve learned so much more from your documentaries. Truly some of the best content on RUclips and some of my favorite docs ive ever seen!!!
Thank you so much for these suggestions! Keep doing what you're doing!
You really deserve this, but 3 I think you forgot were "Thomas Game Docs" , "Razbuten" and "Adam Millard the architect of games"
Raz's videos about games for non-gamers are a must see!
@@Mexalen81 yeah, I (as a gamedev) see them a bit as a tutorial series on how too make a game ^^
Second this, Razbuten is so friendly with great advice, and Adam Millard The Architect of Games was actually one of the first channels I discovered and he's a great analyst, I've learnt a lot from him!! I have to check out Thomas Game Docs
Congrats on 500k! I really like channel called Razbuten, he does this series called "Gaming for a non-gamer" which is really fun.
It is easy to get behind a such a great channel that so humbly tries to push support to others in the same community, you (as well as many mentioned) have a new subscriber in me.
Congrats man and thank you for the tips! Add Noah Caldwell-Gervais to that list and you have everything you need for a slow rainy sunday.
Noah's channel is an absolute gem.
New frame plus is really cool too
You deserve more subs, the quality in your content helps the game industry and show to other people the value of all game developers and their contribution to the history of gaming, your documenting a lot of great games and developers, and I know there´s more great content to come, thank for your effort guys, stay safe and good luck.
Thanks a lot for everything you do, I'm a (let's say) game dev student, so when I get a stable income I'll definitely become a patreon of this and many more channels and creators!! You guys are awesome, I love your work, stay safe!!
One of my favorite channels on RUclips. Thanks for all the absolutely fantastic work!
Congratulations! You deserve a million too. Keep up the fantastic work.
Also would like to add Ahoy's channel. He uploads few and far between but when he does its always an interesting niche topic he discusses in detail.
I just added 40 videos to my watch later from those channels. They’re all really cool looking.
I really love AHOY
He's amazing. REally enjoyable and tons of research
Archipel feels really unique on RUclips. Their videos are about art, but somehow cross over and become art in and of themselves. They capture mood and tone and emotion so well. All their videos are worth a watch.
It still surprises me how tiny your team is considering the seemingly high production value of your documentaries. Great job and congrats!
Congrats man! Been a huge fan since somebody posted your first doc on Reddit years ago.
Thank you for this, love your guys' work. Gaming Historian has been a long time favorite of mine.
Is not just gaming and is not english ^^' but i recommand the channel of ALT 236 for the mythologics playlist , one of the best documentary you can found :)
Proud to say that I was already subscribed to almost every mentioned channel in this video. Also congrats to the team Noclip! 500k subscribers and more to go!
You guys are incredible. Seriously inspirational work every time. Thanks for what you guys do!
People Make Games is awesome and deserves more attention!
Congratulations on reaching half a million!
Been following you guys since you did The Point for Gamespot, love your work ❤️
It's been great following your story and watching you succeed.
Also, GMTK, Raycevik and Super Bunnyhop are all amazing and well worth a watch.
Not only did I learn about some awesome channels, but also learned about the origins of a meme as a bonus.
Keep up the good work!
Been here since the Doom documentary. Love your work. It's truly inspirational to me.
same! I'm really hoping there's a Doom Eternal documentary coming from NoClip soon!
Awesome shoutout to Raycevik! His stuff is incredibly top-notch and inspiring. Happy 500k No Clip!
Amazing recommendations! It's incredible in how many angles gaming documentaries can be approached. I always look forward to learn from different filmmakers :)
'Writing on games' is great, also congratulations 🎉 and thanks for the recommendations, will definitely check them out.
You inspired to me make a gaming podcast. I've watched your content since Escape From Mount Stupid and I'm always blown away with how you top yourself with each video. While the podcast only lasted a year you really helped me continue my pursuit on following my dream.
Add
1)Whitelight
2) writing for games
I don't really like fighting games, but was already subbed to all the others. Congrats on 500k!
Thanks, these will keep me busy for a while! I'd also shout out Design Doc, Boss Keys, and Errant Signal
Verbal hilarity all the time. You guys are the best. I was laughing out loud in a market about the outdoor communities...and then reached to touch people like a zombie. Thanks.
Cloth Map is an amazing channel. Thanks for shouting it out!
Y'alls work is amazing, thank you so much!
the narration on GVMERS is incredible. sounds like a 90's documentary
The escapist made a cool documentary about darkest dungeon
Yea that’s the Gameumentary crowd. We’d have mentioned them but their old channel is quiet now
Thanks for the love all. Congrats on the milestone!
Whitelight and Indigo gaming are also cool channels
I appreciate the humility of spending this 500k celebration recommending other people's videos instead of promoting your own. Keep doing what you're doing!
Love the work you guys do
Going to have to give a shout out to Whitelight, his review/breakdown of games is excellent. Onwards & upwards Danny !
Congratulations. Been a fan from day one. Keep up the awesome work.
congrats danny and gang. cheers to the 500k, heres to 500k more!
I was already a subscriber to 2 out of those 5. I've corrected that number now. 5/5
Anybody watching this would like Jacob Geller I think, start with his Shadow Of The Colossus video and you'll be hooked
agreed! I like his Control video.
Thank you so much for your hard work Dan. I appreciate it. I'm excited to see more Doom related content (Doom Eternal specifically) if it's in the works.
Also "writing on games"
Yes, great channel!
Very cool of you to do shoutouts for other channels. Good stuff keep it up!
Congratulations I've seen all of your docs so far and can't wait to see more
Guess I should check out gaming historian as that was the only one of the first lot of suggested channels I don't follow
I can only recommend Adam Millard - the Architect of Games and HeavyxEyed!
To be honest this and another channel are the only video game journalism channels I ever watch.
You really ought to check this channel : Face full of eyes = It is a quite new channel compare to the ones mentioned on this video and in the comment section but its quality of work is extra ordinary.
I love 'Hold back to block' I love fighting games, and their latest doc on 'Killer Instinct' was absolutely amazing. 'KI' is without a doubt the best fighting game of this generation.
May I suggest you to make a docu on SCS Software, developers of truck simulators? The way they nurture their games deserves more recognition and Pavel, the CEO is an amazing person. I'm sure he'd like the idea too. Cheers.
Also, congrats!!! You deserve it and more!
You deserve it. Who knew hard work pays off eventually? Keep it up!
You guys deserve at least double this amount of subscribers! Great job! :)
Congrats guys! And thank you for recommending more interesting channels.
Thank you Danny ;) love the recommendations.
Well, one of the best and, i think, most underappreciated gaming docu-channels is Indigo Gaming. Especially if you like cyberpunk and post-apocalypse settings. And also he has definitive documentary on Elder Scrolls series.
Indigo is great. His TES doc really made me melancholic about what could have been. Seem like LeFay was going towards a fantasy Eve.
ThatGuyGlen is really good at what he does as well, however, he is focusing more on his real life work as the videos he makes are just passion projects. He doesn't have a patreon and he only has 15k subscribers, yet his videos are top tier quality. Go check out this man and support him.