Not really long-form creator, but my pick is journalist and author of Blood, Sweat and Pixels Jason Schreier. If you haven't read his book is i HIGHLY recommend it. He dives into the stories of what it takes to build and create so of our favorite games. from the hours and crunch that game developers had to endure for GTA V to the wonders to how Uncharted was created.

SIC . PARVIS . MAGNA — Nathan Drake Franchise.

Ubisoft and their Assassin's Creed developers. While they do have trouble with the polish of their games, the worlds they build are amazing and super accurate. There aren't many games where you can play in Renaissance Italy and climb to the top of the Colossuem or climb up to the top of the spire at Notre Dame during the French Revolution.

If the channel is art-centered, I think an old-school "draw my life "would be a great first video. You get to showcase your talent while also building rapport with your audience.

Suika Game (Watermelon Game). The Japanese game that became super popular a few months back. The music calming, the premise of the game is super simple and relaxing, yet it's still competitive.

Since Cuphead is one of my favorite games, heres my rendition of a christmas carol story.

Once upon a time in the whimsical world of Inkwell Isle, as snowflakes danced through the frosty air and the scent of gingerbread filled the streets, Cuphead and his brother Mugman were feeling particularly merry. The holiday season had arrived, and the entire island was aglow with festive lights and decorations.

Cuphead, ever the adventurous one, suggested, "Mugman, let's throw the grandest Christmas party Inkwell Isle has ever seen! We can invite everyone, even the bosses we've battled!"

Mugman, a bit more cautious but equally excited about the idea, agreed. "That sounds wonderful, Cuphead! But let's make sure it's a party that brings everyone together in the spirit of the season."

The brothers set out to deliver handcrafted invitations to all the residents of Inkwell Isle, including the fearsome bosses they had once fought due to the devilish deal. They trudged through the snow, from the frosted fields of the Root Pack's farm to the icy shores where Captain Brineybeard docked his ship.

As they handed out invitations, they were met with skepticism. "A party? With you two?" grumbled Goopy Le Grande, still a bit sore from his defeat. "I suppose I could give it a shot."

One by one, the bosses began to warm up to the idea, intrigued by the brothers' genuine intentions to spread cheer and goodwill. Even King Dice, the cunning casino manager, tipped his hat and said, "Well, I never turn down a good party. Count me in, boys."

The day of the party arrived, and Cuphead and Mugman had transformed the local tavern into a winter wonderland. A massive tree stood in the center, adorned with sparkling ornaments and a bright star on top. Tables were laden with treats: frosted cookies, candy canes, and warm mugs of hot cocoa.

Guests began to arrive, each bringing their unique flair to the celebration. Hilda Berg floated in, her dress shimmering like the night sky, while Cagney Carnation surprised everyone by using his petals to mistletoe over the doorways.

As the night went on, the spirit of Christmas worked its magic. Old grudges melted away like snow in the sun. The once-feared bosses laughed and danced with the residents of Inkwell Isle, sharing stories and songs. Cuphead and Mugman beamed with joy, their hearts full as they saw their dream of unity come to life.

Just when it seemed the night couldn't get any more magical, a hush fell over the crowd as the Devil himself stepped into the tavern. A wave of tension swept through the room, but Cuphead stepped forward with a smile.

"Even you, sir, are welcome tonight. It's Christmas, a time for forgiveness and fresh starts," Cuphead said, extending a hand.

The Devil, taken aback by the gesture, looked around at the merry faces, the laughter, and the genuine happiness. Something stirred within him, a feeling he hadn't known for eons. With a nod, he accepted Cuphead's handshake, and the party erupted into cheers.

The night continued with newfound camaraderie, and as the first light of dawn crept over the horizon, everyone agreed it had been the best Christmas Inkwell Isle had ever seen. Cuphead and Mugman, exhausted but elated, watched as their friends departed with smiles and waves.

"See, Mugman? Christmas really is the most wonderful time of the year," Cuphead said, his eyes twinkling like the star atop the tree.

Mugman nodded, his heart full. "And the best part is, we made new friends out of old foes. That's the true spirit of Christmas."

And so, with hearts aglow and the bonds of friendship stronger than ever, Cuphead and Mugman looked forward to many more adventures, knowing that the magic of Christmas had changed Inkwell Isle for the better.

Skull and Bones, I've been waiting for that game since E3 2018, and I am finally excited that it will hopefully be released in 2 months. So I can hit the high seas with my friends.

IMO, Skull and Bones! This game has been delayed for so long that I remember playing it at E3 2018 and being so excited for it. We saw that with Sea of Thieves, a lot of content creators and streamers were building crews and sailing the high seas. If Skull and Bones does indeed come out in February, I wouldn't be surprised to see content creators and streamers building crews again and doing RP. RP has been massive on Twitch, and it's only going to get bigger.

Comeback Of The Year, or COTY for short. It's time to have COTY. We already have GOTY, which celebrates the best game of the year. Let's celebrate the game that, on release, flops and, by December, recovers and becomes believed. The first submission would be No Man's Sky.