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@rtgame

7 long-form videos from this channel first observed in Most Popular, still charting or since left (Gaming, AU). Each one is measured against the median of the same channel's long-form videos published 7-90 days before it. The figures come from the official YouTube API and compare the channel only with itself.

  1. #1
    VPI
    +1.6xLvl 1 - Standard
    In Most Popular - day 7YOUTUBELong

    I Made A Needlessly Cruel Hell City in Cities Skylines 2

    Baseline: 447K | Views: 754K

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  2. #2
    Peak VPI
    +1.6xLvl 1 - Standard
    Left Most Popular - 5 days, left 15 Oct 2026YOUTUBELong

    I Ruined Dressmaker: The Cozy Dress Making Game

    Baseline: 384K | Views: 625K

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  3. #3
    Peak VPIBelow level 1 (1.5x)
    Left Most Popular - 3 days, left 11 Oct 2026YOUTUBELong

    Super Mario 64 with 100 Player Co-op was a mistake

    Baseline: 382K | Views: 485K

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  4. #4
    Peak VPIBelow level 1 (1.5x)
    Left Most Popular - 3 days, left 21 Oct 2026YOUTUBELong

    Let's Play All of Demon's Souls, but Stupid

    Baseline: 523K | Views: 437K

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  5. #5
    Peak VPIBelow level 1 (1.5x)
    Left Most Popular - 2 days, left 8 Oct 2026YOUTUBELong

    I Made A Transport Network of Pain and Misery in Transport Fever 3 -Sponsored

    Baseline: 380K | Views: 308K

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  6. #6
    VPIBelow level 1 (1.5x)
    In Most Popular - day 2YOUTUBELong

    I Never Played Palworld, is it good

    Baseline: 533K | Views: 375K

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  7. #7
    Peak VPIBelow level 1 (1.5x)
    Left Most Popular - 5 days, left 8 Oct 2026YOUTUBELong

    Ruining Spider-Man by Destroying New York City

    Baseline: 405K | Views: 271K

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