What are your favorite game development Youtube channels?

[FleshToDust]

Could be anything from art, audio, programming, lets plays etc. Anything that helps you along the way with your game making.
I'm only subscribed to a few channels and the only ones related to game development are

Yanfly Engine, BornCG(Blender stuff), Brackeys (Unity stuff) and Jimmy Vegas (Unity stuff).

What do you you guys watch?

 

[shockra]

I like HeartBeast, who typically does GameMaker stuff, but he also teaches some pixel art techniques. Most of my RPGMaker tricks, however, come from Yanfly. I also watch Echo, Driftwood Gaming, and SRDude.

 

[FleshToDust]

Ah yeah I remember heartbeast. He did some videos on Godot a couple years ago. pretty good channel!

 

[OnslaughtSupply]

Extra Credits, Driftwood, Echo, SRD, David Brown, Unpro, Manlybadasshero, Studio Blue, and DutchPower.

 

[jayray]

you're going to laugh, but some of the best ideas I've gotten are from actual tabletop wargame crafting videos...

DM Scotty's DM's Craft, Wyloch Armory, Black Magic Crafts, all of these take mundane materials and make these awesome items for tabletop games, and when I see them, I often get inspired on how I can incorporate some of those ideas in my map construction.. They banded together and formed a YouTube group called The Crafters Guild (http://www.tabletopcraftersguild.com/) and they have a great YOUTUBE channel of the same name...

 

[FleshToDust]

@jayray Cool stuff! I watched a bunch of dicetower videos to see what kind of mechanics tabletop board games use and see if they have any good ideas I might want to put in my games. Video games are great. You can get ideas out of almost anything.

 

[readydotexe]

Let's see, I also love Extra Credits, and I recently found GameDevUnderground, even though I haven't watched most videos his tips are pretty useful, there's also this spanish game reviewer called Dayoscript, he's very good and inspires me a lot.