Indeed. I usually put things in the video that aren't so obvious at first but through multiple replays you'll see those little easter egg jokes.

The next video will be about Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVwReYK9Yc8

It will begin tomorrow at 1pm EST. Until then, you can comment on the video page and maybe leave some suggestions on what kind of videos you'd like me to make in the future.

Congratulation on your (new) YouTube channel!
Thanks for managing the giveaway forum, too!

@Ben
So I see you're doing more than GOG titles, as you got SW: Jedi Fallen Order and FF15. Interesting!

I must say I really enjoy those :) Keep up your work BenKii - fingers crossed for growing your channel fast :)

Mostly Gog but I dabble in other games from time to time.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order video is now up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVwReYK9Yc8

Go on : ) good stuff

So here's an odd question. How is it that you get review copies for games? All of the big gaming websites have their reviews for the Cyberpunk Expansion and it's not even out yet. I contacted Gog directly and they gave me this email "creators@gog.com" to see about getting review copies but they've yet to email me back. It'd be great to get these games ahead of time so I can schedule a video to come out soon after the game's release. So any suggestions on how to proceed?

Don't take it the wrong way, but do they give a review code so easily to anyone (as a person) having a Youtube channel? If that was the case, then more people would ask to be given one. I believed they give those only to companies, or otherwise big gaming websites, as you’ve said yourself.

Well that's why I'm asking. I've seen a few Youtubers with only a few hundred subs and they claimed to have gotten review copies. No mention has to how they acquired them though.

Review codes normally go to youtuber's or social media people who the company feels can get the word out as quickly and to as many people as possible.

Some also limit review copies to people they feel will give a positive review for the game.

Probably would need to get subscriber count into the 10,000 or more category to be even considered.

Terminals.io is one such source :
https://www.terminals.io/games/cyberpunk-2077-phantom-liberty

The requirements are reasonable (see attached image).

You are not lacking in the qualities of an entertaining and informative streamer. Your quest has just begun, but, the current path will hopefully lead to a favorable outcome. :)

For those interested, I had just wanted to add: the list of requirements was taken from the 'account type' selection page. The account categories are: [ Enthusiast ], [ Press or Media ], [ PR ], [ Streamer or YouTuber ], and [ Developer or Publisher ]. So, obviously, although the prerequisites are visually-combined (uncertain as to why they are not separated), only specific portions are applicable.