YouTubers & streamers who played Across the Obelisk

Making a game for fans of Across the Obelisk, the co-op party deckbuilder? These creators covered it recently, which makes them some of the best people to pitch. We found 24 YouTube channels and 3 Twitch streamers in recent data, ranked by recency and “small but active” fit.

Last updated October 29, 2026 · Genre: Deckbuilder / card game

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Who covers Across the Obelisk

  • 9 of the top 27 are in the 1k–100k audience “sweet spot”, and 17 are rising channels under 1k. Smaller channels reply far more often than big ones.
  • Median YouTube channel size here: 275 subscribers; median Twitch streamer: 230 followers.
  • Most recent coverage: 4d ago (24 via YouTube videos, 0 via live Twitch streams, the rest via clips).
  • Languages seen: English, Polish. Pitch in the creator's language when you can.
  • 2 list a business or contact route in their public bio. Use that route; never scrape or guess emails.

About deckbuilders on YouTube & Twitch

Deckbuilder audiences watch for decision-making. The best-performing videos are commentary-heavy: a creator talking through each pick, so the channels that cover these games tend to be thoughtful, long-form and loyal.

How to pitch creators who played Across the Obelisk

  1. Open with the comparison: “You played Across the Obelisk recently; my game is for the same players because…” Name the specific video or stream you watched.
  2. Explain your core twist in one sentence ("it's Slay the Spire, but your deck is a backpack").
  3. Point to a decision that is genuinely hard; creators love content where chat argues about the right pick.
  4. Mention run length and whether there is an ascension or difficulty ladder for a recurring series.
  5. Include a short GIF or clip of a combo going off; card games are hard to judge from screenshots.
  6. Keep it short: one-line hook, a 30–60s gameplay clip, a Steam link, and a key or key-request link. Follow up once, a week later.

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