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Seven years of Bendy lore sets The Game Theorists' pace

A day-old lore recap is gathering views many times faster than the Active Matter physics video, which had the stronger week on total views.

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The Game TheoristsStory of September 27, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Game Theory: We Can Actually BREAK Physics?! (Active Matter)

The Game Theorists put up three videos, and they arrived in a neat staircase: a Pokemon glitch on Monday, a physics question on Thursday, and "Game Theory: 7 Years of Bendy Lore" on Saturday. The last one is doing something the other two never did. Barely a day old, it is moving faster than anything else on the channel by a wide margin.

"Game Theory: We Can Actually BREAK Physics?! (Active Matter)" still holds the most views of the week. It opened briskly and has since settled into a calmer rhythm. "The Pokemon that BROKE the game! | Game Theory" is close behind it on total views and ticking along more quietly. Two games got broken in one week, for what it is worth.

The week's newcomers are not the only videos with legs. "Game Theory: I SOLVED Endacopia's Confusing Lore", now eight days old, is the busiest of the older uploads and is still drawing a steady crowd. Lore, it seems, is the thread running through the channel's busiest titles.

Among the gaming news, reviews and commentary channels, The Game Theorists sit second of nine by subscribers, just behind IGN and well clear of gameranx.

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