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RoboKast
Subscribers 518K
Videos 355
Views 95.2M

Channels Like RoboKast

RoboKast explores the past, present, and future of the gaming industry through deep-dives and analysis, with video topics ranging from what happened to classic and modern games to industry trends. The channel uses a documentary/analytical style with long-form content and discussions, supported by keywords such as nostalgia, old video games, gaming, game reviews, and why games are awesome. Uploads are frequent, averaging about 0.4 videos per week, with each video averaging around 227.8K views.

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#1

88% relevance

Subscribers 8.6M
Videos 4.6K
Views 4.4B
Appearances 21
SERP 100%
Similarity 80%
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Both target a broad video game industry audience with content on industry analysis and trends, reflecting a high 100% search overlap but slightly diverse content style (80% content match) near RoboKast's scope.

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Subscribers 435K
Videos 737
Views 33.9M
Appearances 9
SERP 48%
Similarity 77%
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Share interest in game development trends and business models, aligning with RoboKast's industry-focused queries though Brush's content leans more personal/promo-backed indie storytelling (77% content match vs 48% search).

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#3
Going Indie

61% relevance

Subscribers 131K
Videos 68
Views 27.4M
Appearances 5
SERP 25%
Similarity 85%
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Similar emphasis on video game industry analysis and indie rise, using strong content focus (85% content match) but with a moderate 25% search overlap that suggests a more niche audience.

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Subscribers 367K
Videos 76
Views 48.2M
Appearances 9
SERP 39%
Similarity 73%
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Converges on gaming industry history and evolution content (73% content match) with a broad search overlap (39%), indicating similar but slightly less search-demanding topics.

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Creauctopus

59% relevance

Subscribers 39.9K
Videos 218
Views 4.3M
Appearances 8
SERP 40%
Similarity 72%
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Likely shares interest in publisher impact and development trends (72% content match) with RoboKast, reflected by a mid-range search overlap (40%) that signals overlapping topics but varied audience pull.

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Subscribers 282K
Videos 739
Views 281.2M
Appearances 6
SERP 33%
Similarity 77%
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Both cover game design history and monetization models with strong content alignment (77% content match) and substantial overlap on related queries (33% search).

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Content Landscape

The top competitors by match strength are Gameranx (88% match) and Thomas Brush (65% match). Gameranx shares overlapping queries like video game industry analysis, game development trends, and video game evolution, while Thomas Brush connects on game development trends, publisher impact on games, and video game business models. Going Indie (61% match) and NeverKnowsBest (60% match) also align on similar topics such as video game industry analysis and gaming industry history. RoboKast has 518K subscribers, whereas its closest competitor Gameranx has 8.6M subscribers, illustrating a size gap but overlapping focus on industry analysis and evolution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to RoboKast?

gameranx (88% match, 8.6M subscribers), Thomas Brush (65% match, 435K subscribers), Going Indie (61% match, 131K subscribers). All share a focus on video game content, gameplay analysis, and industry commentary, suggesting overlap in topics and audience interests.

What type of content does RoboKast make?

RoboKast creates video essays and commentary about games, including why games died, nostalgia for old video games, and game reviews, as indicated by keywords and titles. The channel has an average of about 227.8K views per video and uploads around 0.4 times per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to RoboKast?

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