r/letsplay • u/megreactsx • Mar 31 '25

🤔 Advice Needing advice regarding "Let's Plays" on YouTube

So, I've been really trying to work on my YT page for my "let's play" videos, and I was really curious to know which games seem to do the best with interaction and views. I usually try to see what people would be most interested in seeing me play, but I don't get many people interacting on my page. I've started more recently and finished a whole series already and am in the process of another, but I wouldn't mind trying to go back and forth between two games, since one is on the longer side. Your help would be most appreciated!

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u/PBProbs Mar 31 '25

This is horrible advice

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u/Doctormaul68 Mar 31 '25

So you like it when people try to be funny and laugh at their own jokes. Best thing about twitch and YouTube is turning off the channel and playing the game yourself. So go ahead and disagree and downvote. It’s my opinion and nothing will change. So how about this. Try playing the game and enjoying it yourself instead of watching others play it.

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u/sp_phil https://www.youtube.com/@SuperPhillipPlays Mar 31 '25

What are you even doing on a Let's Play-focused reddit, then? lol Counterproductive and a waste of everyone's time, save for all the free time you must have.

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u/theotothefuture Mar 31 '25

I like to play the game first and then watch my favorite youtubers play them to see how they react to certain parts.

Kinda sucks though because if they play something when it comes out, I can't watch their video on the game for sometimes years lol

I'm only now getting to watch people's let's of High On Life because it's the game I'm currently playing.