• Tim Rogers (Action Button) - Long, extremely idiosyncratic reviews of games mixed with personal essays. Tim has a lot to say about (and also not about) any game he reviews, and personally I think his style is really entertaining.
  
• Jacob Geller - Focused, well-written and edited analyses about games and general topics. He also makes non-gaming videos, like this one on the Jewish tradition of the golem. Aside from the video linked above, I especially like his video on Dark Souls 3.
  
• Errant Signal - Infrequent but good discussions and retrospectives on games. I especially like his horror game videos he usually does each October.
  
• Noah Caldwell-Gervais - Long, detailed reviews of games, with a calm, down-to-earth presentation. Not the super nitpicky style of long review, like Joseph Anderson. He just has a lot to say.
  

• Game Maker's Toolkit - Mark Brown makes videos discussing game design, based on his own observations and interviews with designers. Great primer on game design for lay people.
  
• New Frame Plus - Videos all about video game animation, with overviews of general animation principles and occasional close examinations of specific animations from specific games.
  
• Video Game Animation Study - Also about video game animation, with a stronger focus on examining specific games, or game series through multiple generations. This video on the animation of the Mega Man series is great.
  

• Kyle Bosman - Formerly of Easy Allies (and formerly of GameTrailers), now making a weekly "discuss a recent topic in gaming" series called Delayed Input. Generally pretty entertaining.
  
• James Stephanie Sterling - I mean, you already know Sterling. They're still tirelessly calling out the increasing levels of bullshit in the games industry while wearing fancy outfits.
  

Harrow fucked around with this message at 15:07 on Oct 27, 2021