Is It Hard To Find A Niche Topic In The Gaming Industry?

[Faraz]

hey guys i recently made a gaming channel about a month ago and have made some videos now, the problem is is that because gaming is a very saturated industry anyways it is hard to get an audience, so i was thinking how can i make myself unique or how do i find something in the gaming world that no one has done? i really enjoy playing games and want to make people laugh but its just really hard, i know that if it was easy then everyone would do it and i know it will be hard but do i just need to be myself and just be funny? as gaming is a hard to become noticed in.
thanks for the support

 

[GamingRack]

yeah pretty much you could always find something interesting to do but really you have to think of it yourself and you could always find an existing idea but put a spin on it, stuff like that.

 

[WeiseGamer]

I don't think its that hard to find a niche market within gaming. How big of a niche depends on what you are willing to do and get into, but its completely possible.

 

[LuiC]

hey guys i recently made a gaming channel about a month ago and have made some videos now, the problem is is that because gaming is a very saturated industry anyways it is hard to get an audience, so i was thinking how can i make myself unique or how do i find something in the gaming world that no one has done? i really enjoy playing games and want to make people laugh but its just really hard, i know that if it was easy then everyone would do it and i know it will be hard but do i just need to be myself and just be funny? as gaming is a hard to become noticed in.
thanks for the support

Try being comedic or funny?

My favourite gaming channels are the ones who very comedic and rely on heavily edited videos so that means:

No lengthy Let's Plays with little to no editing. You gotta have a video that is HEAVILY edited and is funny.

OR

Be helpful. I have a real life friend who does YouTube and he posted Gaming Easter Egg videos and posts a tutorial on how to get them. He's doing really well now, actually and sometimes asks me to make music. In fact, he uses the song I wrote for him as his ending/theme song.

So that means for you:

NO more Let's Plays.

Is that a good compromise? Hope this helped.

 

[LordMongrel]

I'm subscribed to a few gaming channels(on my other account) I don't think it has to look extremely professional, just make sure they're watchable, watch your vids, if you enjoy them so will most of us, I avoid let's plays until I feel connected with the youtuber and I wanna see him play a certain game.

I think you should start with rants about Ubisoft's trend with the past games that had high potential, micro transactions or DLC. Something every gamer can relate to.