Gaming Existence
@gamingexistence · YouTube
When I was about 10 I came second in a Magic The Gathering tournament. I should have won but they changed the rules at the end from 1v1 to a 4 way multiplayer! I hit the MTG tournament scene and became County Champion at 16. I also qualified for a Pro Tour that I attended and the UK Nationals. I got disillusioned with MTG, mainly because of the randomness with Mana, the time and financial commitment of trying to compete in tournaments. I stopped playing and picked up League of Legends instead. I ground my way into the top 800 of competitive solo ranked in Europe. This was around the time Nocturne, Lee Sin and Brand dropped. I got massively into Boardgames and have played hundreds of different ones over the years. My current favourites are Gaia Project, Terraforming Mars and Everdell. I did some analysis videos for Deep Rock Galactic that went down well and I now focus on analysing mechanics in video games. Providing visual evidence and data for informed choices to be made.
24.7K
Subscribers
2.2M
Total views
25
Videos
289.8K
Avg. views / video
67.42%
Engagement rate
With 24.7K subscribers, Gaming Existence has accumulated 2.2M views over 25 videos. Recent uploads average 289.8K views each, earning a 67.42% engagement rate.
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Audience & content
Publishing Activity
Dormant
Last upload Mar 21, 2024 · ≈0.2 uploads/month lifetime.
Audience (estimated)
Est.Predominantly men · mostly 16–30
Typical for Gaming creators, modeled from the topic — not measured for this channel.
Content Focus
Primary: Action-adventure game
Secondary: Role-playing video game
Gaming Existence vs similar channels
| Metric | Gaming Existence | Cohort median |
|---|---|---|
| Avg. views per video | 289.8K | 3.4K |
| Engagement rate | 67.42% | 0.36% |
| Videos published | 25 | 237 |
Median values from 4,448 YouTube channels with 10K–100K subscribers in the InstMe index, refreshed daily.
Estimated sponsorship value
$4,300–$10,000per dedicated video
Based on 289.8K average views per video, a dedicated sponsored video on Gaming Existence is worth an estimated $4,300–$10,000. This is a modeled range from view counts and typical YouTube CPMs, not a quoted rate — actual pricing depends on niche, format, usage rights and exclusivity.
Frequently asked questions
How many subscribers does Gaming Existence have?
Gaming Existence has 24.7K subscribers on YouTube, with 2.2M total channel views across 25 videos.
What is Gaming Existence's YouTube handle?
Gaming Existence publishes on YouTube as @gamingexistence.
How many views does Gaming Existence get per video?
Gaming Existence averages 289.8K views per video. Views-per-video is usually a better sponsorship predictor than the subscriber count alone.
What is Gaming Existence's engagement rate?
Gaming Existence's measured engagement rate is 67.42% (likes and comments relative to views on recent videos).
How much does a sponsored video from Gaming Existence cost?
Based on 289.8K average views per video, a dedicated sponsored video on Gaming Existence is worth an estimated $4,300–$10,000. This is a modeled range from view counts and typical YouTube CPMs, not a quoted rate — actual pricing depends on niche, format, usage rights and exclusivity.
Is Gaming Existence still active on YouTube?
Gaming Existence's most recent video was published on March 21, 2024.
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