YouTubers & streamers who played Pseudoregalia

Making a game for fans of Pseudoregalia, the 3D low-poly metroidvania? These creators covered it recently, which makes them some of the best people to pitch. We found 39 YouTube channels and 5 Twitch streamers in recent data, ranked by recency and “small but active” fit.

Last updated October 29, 2026 · Genre: Metroidvania

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Who covers Pseudoregalia

  • 11 of the top 30 are in the 1k–100k audience “sweet spot”, and 18 are rising channels under 1k. Smaller channels reply far more often than big ones.
  • Median YouTube channel size here: 180 subscribers; median Twitch streamer: 510 followers.
  • Most recent coverage: 9h ago (25 via YouTube videos, 1 via live Twitch streams, the rest via clips).
  • Languages seen: English. Pitch in the creator's language when you can.
  • 6 list a business or contact route in their public bio. Use that route; never scrape or guess emails.

About metroidvanias on YouTube & Twitch

Metroidvania creators often do blind multi-part playthroughs, 100% runs and boss-focused videos. Their viewers come for exploration and difficulty, so the channels are a good fit when your map and movement are your selling points.

How to pitch creators who played Pseudoregalia

  1. Open with the comparison: “You played Pseudoregalia recently; my game is for the same players because…” Name the specific video or stream you watched.
  2. Highlight a movement ability or traversal idea that looks good in a thumbnail.
  3. Say how long a first playthrough is so they can plan a series (e.g. 8–12 episodes).
  4. Mention boss count and difficulty options; boss videos are reliable views for these channels.
  5. Offer the key 1–2 weeks before launch so episodes are ready on release day.
  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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