You.... You do know where you are, right?

Ah neat. Thanks!

I’ll have a look at the retrospectives community, but I’m not the biggest fan of fracturing already small communties. Maybe I’ll do some crossposts if I can find out how that works.

I meant games that don't randomize or change on repeat runs. Games that always offer a somewhat similar, scripted experience.

Overall, static games with carefully crafted experiences are better than any roguelike.

The production value for this one is great! Arguments are supported by great voiced segments and appropriate music! B- Mask never disappoints.

Ok, but how did this one get to 36 upvotes? the previous highest was 8 or something!

The closer look is a bit like filler for me, his content is decent, but never really shocking or unexpected. Mostly reinterating what you'd expect. But hey, there's nothing wrong with having you're opinions reaffirmed, as long as you don't overdo it.

Happy Halloween? Overly Sarcastic are a bit hit or miss for me. They've some strong hits, but I feel like there's a lot of mediocre stuff between the real pearls. Still, overall they have a wide portfolio of interesting topics.

I realize 2 video's in a row about the female Doctor Who might not put me in the best light. Just to make sure: I have no problems at all with a female Doctor. I do, however, have a problem with the aimless and characterless story this female Doctor was put in.

This video, while a bit ranty at times, is a critique of the Chibnall era of Doctor Who and the flaws it contains. While I think it is a bit cheap and snarky on the surface, the core and fundamentals of the video stand and are well presented.

I've heard about this one a few times now. What are the difference between this and Vampire Survivors? What does one do better than the other?

Doki Doki might have been beaten to death at this point, but I don't think I've seen anyone beat it as beautifully as Radicalsoda. He just hits the dead horse with so much vigor, it might just've moved a few milimeters.

In all seriousness, this one is purely on the comedic side. Meant to entertain, rather than inform. And it definitely accomplishes its goal.

A great Youtuber who has kind of waned in my mind. The great part about his metroid videos is him discovering something new and relaying his experiences in a way that really grab your attention. Sadly, he has mostly focused on games he has nostalgia for recently, which means no new experiences, which means generally more generic videos.

Still, this video is from his glory days and it is great! His whole Metroid range is worth watching, but I just have a lot of love for AM2R as a game :).

I'm mostly past my anime phase and don't watch all that much anymore, but I can't deny that this video is a brilliant look at the creation of one of the very best.

Johnny has been around so long that he has sort of become his own genre. He's the kind of reviewer you watch with a cup of coffee. While all his videos are entertaining and present his opinions well, my favorites are the ones where he tackles a bigger topic in smaller chunks. This video is a prime example of that.

An interesting look at how the growth of a franchise can muddle its past. When Animal Crossing suddenly exploded 3 years ago, it had a lot of new fans that have never seen what the franchise used to be. And, more importantly, what it could be! For many people, New Horizons was the beginning of Animal Crossing. For me, it felt like a massive downgrade from New Leaf. This video largely shows why.

This one is a bit of a rarity! Youtube demonitzed this video for mentioning Nazis and Stalin. Because, according to Youtube, history never happened.

The video was reuploaded with censored names, but I hate that version. It actively shows how Youtube's regulations hinder valuable and educational content. Luckily, I still had the original in a playlist, which allows me to make this hidden video visible again.

So enjoy this look at Shostakovich and his interesting musical protest to a regime which very much wanted him to follow the rules. It's an interesting one!

A very specific but interesting look at an outside perspective. I think the video presents itself a bit more scientific than it is, but it is definitely entertaining and unique.

This one is a treat! Animation is rarely tackled this in-depth, yet it is also completely understandable. Worth a watch!

Another one that is more of a story than an in-depth critique. It covers its subject well, although I think other Cardinal West videos are a bit stronger.