Pixel Lantern
@sample
Micro creator
By their biggest verified channel
Cozy and strategy indies, played start to finish
- 48.2K subscribersOpen Pixel Lantern on YouTube
- 9.8K followersOpen pixellantern on Twitch
- 21.5K followersOpen Pixel Lantern on TikTok
- Pixel Lantern PicksOpen Pixel Lantern Picks on Steam curator
- English, German
- Germany
- On BloxLobby since
- On BloxLobby since Aug 23
Verified on 4 platforms
Verified on 4 platforms. BloxLobby confirmed they own 4 channels by signing in with each platform or checking a code.
Posts weekly
Posts weekly. Published in 12 of the last 13 weeks.
Cozy specialist
Cozy specialist. Cozy games in 11 of the 24 videos about games BloxLobby recognised.
Multilingual
Multilingual. Makes videos in English and German.
Audience shared
Audience shared. Shares their YouTube viewers' age, gender and countries with studios.
Standout hit
Standout hit. “I played 10 Next Fest demos so you don't have to” reached 7.9× their typical views in the last 90 days.
At a glance
- Reach
- 79.5K
- Followers on verified channels
- Typical views
- 19.3K
- Median per video, last 30 days
- Rhythm
- 4 a week
- Posted in 12 of the last 13 weeks
- Engagement rate
- 6.3%
- Likes and comments per view, last 30 days
Followers by platform
- YouTube 48.2K61%
- Twitch 9.8K12%
- TikTok 21.5K27%
Age
YouTube viewers, last 28 days, as of Sep 30
- 13–178%
- 18–2434%
- 25–3434%
- 35–4416%
- 45–547%
- 55–642%
Gender
YouTube viewers, signed in
- Female39%
- Male61%
- Self-described1%
Top countries
Share of YouTube views among their top 10 countries
- United States44%
- Germany24%
- United Kingdom13%
- Canada8%
- Austria5%
- Australia5%
Twitch and TikTok don't share audience demographics with apps like BloxLobby, so only follower counts are shown for them.
How BloxLobby measures these
- Followers, views, likes and comments are what YouTube, Twitch and TikTok report, saved once a day. BloxLobby works out typical views, rhythm, engagement and growth from those readings; nothing is estimated.
- BloxLobby verifies who owns each channel by signing in with the platform, or by a code for Steam curator and press pages. It doesn't rate anyone's content.
- Games are matched by name in video titles against Steam games released in the last year or coming soon. Genres come from those games' Steam tags.
- Badges are rules met by the numbers above. Each one says which rule, and they come and go as the numbers change.
- Audience age, gender and countries come from YouTube Analytics, only when the creator chooses to share them. Twitch and TikTok don't offer them to apps.