• I think theres pros and cons to both, an established game with a community and following has people searching about it and people obsessed with the game, the characters etc but at the same time a new game you could enjoy building your own community alongside it. It will feel fresh and new and not like youre redoing what everyone has already done. I am in two minds about this, the cons would be with a game that been out a while the community may be stagnant or dead where people are bored playing it and seeing it as its been "played to death" and the cons of a new game is the game may never become popular at all. I am curious to see what others think about this, its a tricky one.

  • All my research and a little bit of my experience points to finding games that are niche but not too niche. You don't want something that almost no one ever plays, and you don't want something that is hugely popular. Legacy games, indie darlings, these seem to be best for a streamer with no following yet. Would love to take a look at your channel as I'm pivoting from music content to gaming content atm and hoping to find people who want to do streaming collabs.

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  • Just caught that last bit, yeah palworld is probably right in that sweet spot, but that's just my best guess.

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