Small Gaming YouTubers
Do you love video games? Do you need some more gamers to watch on YouTube? These small gaming YouTubers are making amazing gaming related content from reviews to let’s plays!
We’ve all heard of Pewdiepie and Markiplier, but these are some up and coming YouTube channels that you’ve probably never heard of before.
So get ready to fill your subscription feed with these awesome small gaming YouTubers who are making quality content that rivals the top gaming channels!
ALLIEBEEMAC
Entertaining Lets Play Videos
Although the gaming market has become saturated on YouTube, you won’t find another channel like ALLIEBEEMAC. Her channel is super fun and she does lets play videos of games such as The Walking Dead and Darkwood.
Trainable
Humorous Gaming Videos
On Trainable’s YouTube channel you’ll find hilarious gaming videos and other random bits of entertainment. He uploads every Wednesday and plays primarily Minecraft, but also other games such as Portal 2 and even vlogs as well! His editing skills are on point.
Banter Lab
Gaming, Reviews & Podcast
Banter Lab is a gaming channel run by two Australian mates, Sam and Ben. They play games like FIFA and Overwatch and also run an awesome podcast called the ‘Casual Cast’ where they talk about all things pop-culture. 100% worth a watch!
Lalambz
Funny Canadian Gamer
A small Canadian Youtuber making entertaining gaming content mainly from Roblox but also plays other games such as NBA 2K17. He posts 2 to 3 funny videos every single week to bring you a smile for the day!
PixelCGR
Comedic Game Reviews
Pixel is an Aussie Game Reviewer who talks about games from Modern to Retro and Great to Worst in a comedic style. He also has a ferret because it generates him more views than boobs in thumbnails.
RogueRazer
Funny Gaming YouTuber
RogueRazer is a funny gaming YouTuber from the UK who likes to rage and laugh like a psychopath! He posts daily content from GTA to COD and even hand draws every single one of his YouTube thumbnails!
a Retro Fellow
Variety Gamer and Streamer
a Retro Fellow is a channel run by one HIGH-ENERGY guy, Jon! On his channel, you’ll find SHORT and ENGAGING gaming videos, and streams! He also occasionally posts rants/vlogs to keep it fresh!
SnickerDudeAl
Funny Let’s Plays & Montages
Two Much Games
Two Friends Playing Games
They are two friends that sit on a couch (a somewhat comfy one) and play video games! Games they play include Mario Kart, Zelda, Pokemon and more! Their channel is definitely worth checking out!
Flyin’ Guy
Funny Gaming Videos
The Flyin’ Guy YouTube channel is packed with funny gaming moments and added sounds effects. He’s a British YouTuber who focuses on collabs with new people all the time. All videos are for viewers aged 13+.
TroubledC
Battlegrounds, Overwatch & More
TroubledC is a small gaming YouTuber from the US who doesn’t focus on only one game, so you can expect a large variety of content from funny moments to simple game commentaries, there’s always something good to watch.
TranXify
CSGO Funny Moments & Challenges
TranXify is an awesome gaming channel featuring everything CSGO and much, much more! He even tells his own life stories which are super entertaining! Check out TranXify for amazing gaming videos in full HD!
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How to Find Small Gaming YouTubers Worth Following
Discovering small gaming YouTubers takes a little more effort than clicking on the trending page, but the payoff is huge. One of the easiest ways to start is by searching for specific, narrow game titles rather than broad terms. Instead of typing "Minecraft," try searching for a particular mod, a challenge run, or an older indie game. The algorithm will often surface channels with only a few hundred or a few thousand subscribers who are passionate about exactly that niche.
Another great trick is to check the comment sections and the "Channels" tab of creators you already enjoy. Many small gaming YouTubers shout out their friends, collaborators and favorite channels in their descriptions. Following these trails can lead you to whole communities of creators who support each other. Discord servers and subreddits dedicated to small creators are also full of recommendations, and many channels run their own servers where you can chat with the creator directly.
- Search for niche or older games instead of the biggest releases
- Browse the featured channels section of creators you like
- Join Discord servers that promote upcoming creators
- Watch the first few videos before judging a channel by its view count
Why Small Channels Often Deliver Better Content
Large gaming channels are often run by teams of editors, managers and sponsors, which can make videos feel polished but also formulaic. Smaller creators, on the other hand, are usually doing everything themselves, from recording gameplay to writing jokes to editing the final cut. That personal touch is what gives their videos so much character. You get the creator's real reactions, genuine opinions and unique sense of humor without a heavy layer of marketing in between.
There is also a big difference in how creators interact with viewers. On a channel with a few thousand subscribers, it is common for the creator to reply to comments, take video suggestions and even remember regular viewers by name. This sense of community makes watching feel less like consuming content and more like hanging out with friends who happen to love the same games you do.
How You Can Support Small Gaming YouTubers
Supporting a small channel does not have to cost a cent. The most helpful things you can do are to watch videos all the way through, give them a like and leave a thoughtful comment. YouTube's recommendation system pays close attention to watch time and engagement, so even a handful of active viewers can help a video reach a wider audience. Subscribing and turning on notifications ensures you see new uploads as soon as they go live.
If you want to go a step further, share your favorite videos with friends or post them in gaming communities where people might enjoy them. Many creators also offer memberships, Patreon pages or merchandise, which can help fund better equipment and more regular uploads. Even a small contribution can make a big difference to someone who is trying to turn a hobby into something sustainable.
What It Takes to Grow a Gaming Channel
Growing a gaming channel from zero is a long road, and most of the creators on this list started out with just a handful of views. Consistency is the biggest factor. Uploading on a regular schedule, like Trainable does every Wednesday, gives viewers a reason to come back and helps build trust over time. Strong thumbnails, clear titles and a hook in the first thirty seconds also make a major difference in whether a new viewer sticks around.
Equipment matters less than many people think. A decent microphone, reliable capture software and simple editing tools are enough to produce quality videos. What really sets successful small creators apart is personality and a clear identity, whether that is a specific genre, a comedic style or a focus on honest reviews. If you are thinking about starting your own channel, take inspiration from these creators, stay patient and keep making the content you would love to watch yourself.