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Telltale games in a nutshell

United StatesPublished March 23, 2021

Views 21.1M  |  Likes 1.47M  |  Comments 3.74K
Views#315,828Global
Views#77,625United States

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Greg RenkoGreg Renko
14.4M subs•1.03K videos•Feb 2014

This video has 21.1M views and 1.47M likes, ranking #315,828 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

21,185,380

Likes

1,470,520

Comments

3,749

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Total (all-time): $14.8K – $42.3K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

#Shorts A new video for my "video games in a nutshell" series. This part is a parody of the popular games made by "telltale games" studios that are story games driven by the plot and the player's choices Join my discord server: https://discord.gg/nYAdBdtsCh Contact info (business inquiries only please): gregrenko@rbr…

Published
March 23, 2021
Made for kids
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