Honestly, if you’re someone making gaming videos, it’s hard to find an audience in other platforms.

I don’t know if it counts but I’ve been using pandoc for the entirety of my college life so far which includes creating presentations and writing papers. For collaboration with other students, we would usually use Google Docs. It’s pretty much the standard nowadays.

Here’s a video about it.

If you don’t know what osu! is, it’s a really popular rhythm game where you click circles to the beat or rhythm of a song.

“lazer” is their new open source client they’ve been developing for several years now.

osu!lazer

Edit: I don’t ever use it on mobile. Desktop via Firefox only.

An Invidious instance or mpv (with yt-fzf for example).

Personally, I use yt-fzf for searching (no thumbnails though) and newsboat (a cli rss reader) for subscribing to YouTube channels then I can load up videos from there to mpv. I just press the “o” key on my keyboard when a new video comes out and it plays on mpv.

osu!lazer

These are the only two free ones that I can recommend as someone who has been doing (mostly amateur) editing for years.

Mass Effect series. Especially ME3 with the DLC’s. I think it was the Citadel DLC that I enjoyed the most. The game was really emotional at times.

A subreddit populated by people who haven’t gotten sunlight in years.

RimWorld

It’s June 12 here (Asia region) and interestingly, the only subs appearing on my feed are some of my favorite “deranged users” subs.

I’ve been watching videogamedunkey since I was a highschool freshman. I love his humour, style, and his insights in games and other media.

FitoTrack: a great running/workout tracking app. It works incredibly well.