#channel longplay

[amygoldman90]

Knights of Xentar (ドラゴンナイトIII) 100% Pc Eng Longplay [HD]

[posthumanwanderings]

Sonic Riders (Sonic Team / Sega - GameCube - 2006)

[impgall]

Holy shit I was just about to make a post lamenting that I've never found a sub of majokko megu-chan that goes beyond the 1st episode but I decided to check my fav anime streaming site (the one that has had the same thumbnail of naruto and sasuke before every video for like 15 years at this point) and they have all 30-ish episodes. Oh my god I've been looking since I was 17.

[starfracture]

Check out my longplay video of Cruis’n USA on my YouTube channel.

[evils-corner]

What if

What if I started making longplay videos on YouTube for all my favorite Pokemon games

Lol jk jk

..

Unless? 👀

[beesmygod]

with all due respect, all streamers of planet earth. i get why you have separate channels for posting your longplays where you dont edit the videos.

edit out your fucking intro sections where you talk for an hour to the chat. im begging you. no one wants to see these and it takes 10 mins max to do

[filmnoirsbian]

As someone who's primary YouTube consumption is no commentary longplays, channels like worldoflongplays, longplayarchive, and their various sister channels have been an invaluable resource. Also Nozken is a great channel if you're looking for no comment longplays for horror/horror-adjacent games (mostly indie titles, not a whole lot of triple-A stuff)

Omg thank you so much this is exactly what I was looking for!!

[gallus-rising]

i think Disco Elysium is one of those games where ppl only know about the bad endings and asshole routes via dataming and watching longplay completionist channel playthroughs because getting that content normally would require being mean to Kim

[inannasdream]

for the past solid week ive been watching almost nothing but minecraft challenge brainrot videos and they've brought me much simple joy but i also accidentally found my new favorite minecraft channel (vivilly). i specifically have his skyblock video saved to my liked videos playlist which is KIND OF a feat?? considering i only have like a couple hundred videos in there and i usually reserve it for animations and rly funny short videos. he and his friend palpers are really funny and i adore how much he trolls and annoys him bc i also love trolling and annoying my friends — literally so many quotable moments between them and if i had the time or patience to learn how to edit then i'd love to make a compilation of just every time vivilly refuses to help palpers getting attacked by mobs and palpers yelling "CAN YOU GET INVOLVED??? ONCE? EVER?". i like his single player longplays too bc his voice is surprisingly soothing yet simultaneously full of life — i also strongly relate to him whenever he plays horror mods like the parasites in the city video and how he keeps trying to find places to hole up in. 10/10 yter am binging his other videos as we speak.

[snoopykiss]

I'm making a gaming channel separate from my streaming for no commentary longplay/letsplay of old games, modded sims, n stuff. Im gonna make borders n little text bubbles custom for it. I need to pick a mascot for it becuz i hav autism lol.

[starlitangels]

What a fool I am

My husband knows about my YouTube channel (in fact he bought me a pop filter and windscreen for my mic for Christmas which I’ve already mentioned but I still adore him for it) but I didn’t think he’d particularly care about it in a general sense because it is Not the kind of media he usually consumes

But I, fool that I am, forgot about the analytics page

And he loves stats. Of any kind. He’s a numbers guy

He asked if he could see my creator studio this morning and had a right dandy time looking at the lines and numbers that I purposely refuse to learn because I don’t want to focus on the numbers. I want to focus on the stories I’m telling

He doesn’t necessarily want to do what I do but I told him about the “Minecraft longplays” I get recommended that’s just, like, someone building a house at normal speed instead of a timelapse to some lo-fi and he might be interested in that

So that’s fun! 😁😆

[amygoldman90]

Noel The Mortal Fate Season 10 - Secret of Ihaplus [HD]

[posthumanwanderings]

BRB gonna hyperfixate on the Sega Saturn for about a month 

[magicalgirlagency]

Favorite YT channels?

🇧🇷 Arquivo Mortal Kombat (channel dedicated to everything related to the Mortal Kombat franchise, with random livestreams on a weekly basis);

Party Crashers (this almost feels like cheating, 'cause this channel consists of five different youtubers, lol);

Amaury Guichon (a.k.a.: The Chocolate Guy. Pretty self-explainatory);

Flowers & Ambience (relaxing media-themed playlists);

🇧🇷 Crash Bandicoot Brasil (a brazilian channel about Crash Bandicoot that has recently returned from a 3-year hiatus!);

Lythero (shitpost-flavored gameplays with stellar animated skits and guests!);

Planet Clue (previously known as KKClue. A channel about kidcore stuff, like niche games and toys);

Cooking With Fred (solid Binging With Babish replacement. Does shorts where he replicates meals from cartoons and anime);

🇧🇷 Vila do Chaves (collection of several videos with trivia about El Chavo del Ocho and other creations of Chespirito);

Friendly Space Ninja (pop culture-loving and aspiring artist who blabs about whatever's hot on the telly. Love to listen to him complaining about bad shows);

Momopurin (artist who draws cutesy stuff, including Magical Girls);

PricklyAlpaca (artist who does highly detailed designs and DIYs based on specific prompts);

NintendoComplete (despite the name, it showcases more than just Nintendo games. It has longplays and remixes of various video game tunes);

Kerchie (toy collector and designer, but a majority of her content is toy collecting/showcasing, mostly Polly Pocket toys, both old and new);

Lavi Alraune (vtuber, self-entitled Mandrake Maiden, who plays video games and heavily interacts with her viewers via chat);

Hanako's Kitchen (japanese housewife showing what kinds of meals she prepares for her family on a weekly basis);

Mani Land (korean kidcore channel that showcases toy reviews and resin DIYs);

Dreamy Dice (a beautiful collection of D&D dice sets done in resin);

🇧🇷 Tio Gordo (shitpost-y gameplays and lives, huge Crash Bandicoot fan);

Ara's Today (kawaii stationary vlogs and ASMR vids! 'Nuff said!);

CHARIBO ART (artist who does ASMR vids of their drawings, from line art to coloring);

GTV Japan (mini-doc videos about video games and other obscure japanese media in the style of a TV show!);

🇧🇷 Kraven the Raven (an alcoholic raven who talks about criminals, cultists, lowcows/horrorcows and other internet oddities, traumatizing himself in the process for the sake of entertainment. Oh, and he's also a lawyer);

Wholesome Games (collection of teasers and trailers of cute and cozy indie games);

MOTHER Forever (niche channel about the MOTHER/EarthBound series, plus occasional showcases of MOTHER-like indies);

Nananaji glo. (showcase of many gadgets, old and new, with an aesthetic feel);

Toasty Tok (cozy and cute TikTok compilations about mundane stuff);

🇧🇷 Nostal_Gi (channel about Lost Media and other nostalgic stuff);

Syam (heavily Obey Me-centric channel showcasing almost every Pop Quiz Event and Devilgram Story from both OG and Nightbringer apps);

GameBoy Mart (youtuber who does GameBoy console customs, with occasional giveaways);

Garfield Archive (channel dedicated to the archiving of classic Garfield stuff, with FULL EPISODES of Garfield & Friends and almost every Garfield Special!);

MILFGOD (drawing timelapses of cute older women, accompanied with soft-spoken personal stories);

GinjaNinjaOwO (art channel from the creator of PRISM);

Japanese Stuff Channel (channel about tasty treats and gachapon from Japan);

World of Longplays (a YouTube essential with buttloads of longplays of video games from almost every console, and it's still growing...!)

🇧🇷 Nunca Te Pedi Nada (channel about a little bit of everything, from vlogs to educational left-aligned things);

Miura Ayme (vtuber, cosplayer, band vocalist and seiyuu of Obey Me's Asmodeus);

Razor & Zenon (russian channel that does gameplays and walkthroughs of Sonic The Hedgehog hacks/ROMs);

🇧🇷 Raquel Nery (the life shares of a young autistic woman studying to become a medic. Very charismatic and cute!).

[retrogamingloft]

Minesweeper is a classic puzzle game that has been included with various versions of Microsoft Windows since the early 1990s. The objective is to clear a rectangular board of hidden mines without detonating any of them, using numerical clues about the number of neighboring mines in each field. The board consists of cells that can be revealed by clicking on them. If a cell containing a mine is clicked, the game ends in a loss. If the cell does not contain a mine, it will either be blank, indicating no adjacent mines, or display a number from 1 to 8, indicating how many of the surrounding eight cells contain mines.

To win the game, players must use logic to deduce the locations of mines and mark them with flags, typically done by right-clicking on suspected mine cells. The game offers different difficulty levels, each with a larger grid and more mines: Beginner (9x9 grid with 10 mines), Intermediate (16x16 grid with 40 mines), and Expert (30x16 grid with 99 mines). A custom mode allows players to set their own grid size and number of mines.

Minesweeper ensures that the first click is always safe, allowing players to begin without immediately losing. From there, the challenge involves analyzing the numbers revealed and marking mines based on patterns and probabilities derived from these numbers. Strategic clicking and flagging are crucial, as guessing can often lead to mistakes and game over.

The game is notable for its simplicity, requiring only basic point-and-click interaction, and its deep, logical challenge. Over the years, it has been praised for improving players' problem-solving skills and logical thinking. The interface typically consists of a grid display, a timer to record how quickly a player can complete the board, and a mine counter showing the number of mines left to be flagged.

Despite its straightforward concept, Minesweeper has achieved iconic status in computer gaming, particularly among early Windows users. Its enduring popularity is a testament to the addictive nature of its puzzle-solving mechanics and the satisfaction of clearing a mine-filled board through careful deduction.

On a personal note, almost three years ago, I updated the Beginner and Intermediate longplay videos, promising to upload the Expert level soon. It took longer than expected, but better late than never. I know there are a few unfinished games on hereclassic, but no worries—little by little, we'll complete everything. Today's upload is proof that there's no quitting on this channel.

[tra1nchi]

i watch things normally no commentary so

Gamer’s Little Playground (they post the full game so the video is 10 hours long😭)

Silent Longplays (they have a bunch of good games on their channel also no commentary)

Galactic Odyssey (has commentary and they study greek mythology and theres 36 parts)

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Thank uu!! I love silent commentary or badasshero he makes my ears tingle