Mark Brown has a pretty impressive handful of news outlets he's written for: Edge, Eurogamer, and The Escapist to name a few. Grump and Not-So-Grump better get some shades because their future is looking bright. The duo even starred in the eSports comedy “Good Game” on YouTube Red. Additionally, almost every venue for Game Grumps LIVE has sold out, and their first game as a company, “Dream Daddy”, was met with overwhelming praise. The Grumps Arin and Dan have seen such stellar success this past year, where do we even begin? Their channel has debuted more content outside of Let's Plays, such as Doodle Doods, which was collaborated with animator friend Chris O’Neil, and The G Club, a more serious podcast where the Grumps talk about their favorite games. Sometimes, you can learn a lot from one person than a massive news team, and Yong Yea is no exception. However, one of his most notable stories came late in the year, when he was given testimonies on mismanagement within “The Witcher” studio CD Projekt RED. Yong Yea manages to both present the facts as they are while also adding in his own unique take on the matters at hand. He may not be as outrageous or exaggerated with his work as some other YouTubers, but you have to admire Yong Yea’s sense of professionalism while still showing some tenacity. Keep in mind we’re only considering those whose works are primarily on YouTube, which means streamers on Twitch will not be accounted for. Welcome to, and today, we’re counting down our picks for the Top 10 Gaming YouTubers of 2017.įor this list, we’re recognizing these personalities for their outstanding success, achievements, and innovation. These guys are making YouTube a better place for gamers.
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