This week on the channel +228K views this week

TotallyPointlessTV's horror archive makes room for a Jericho reassessment

Clive Barker's squad-based shooter remains among the channel's busiest essays during a week without new uploads.

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TotallyPointlessTV Story of November 5, 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.

Clive Barker's Disastrous Horror Game

Jericho is nearly four years into its life on TotallyPointlessTV, and the question behind the essay remains a good one: was Clive Barker's horror shooter really that bad?

"Clive Barker's Disastrous Horror Game" revisits the squad-based game associated with the creator of Hellraiser, testing its poor reputation rather than simply accepting it. The essay has passed 2.5 million views and is currently the channel's second-busiest video, just behind "The Most DISTURBING Silent Hill". No new uploads arrived this week, but there is plenty of horror left on the shelves.

The Silent Hill 3 essay finds material in details as small as a save symbol and as demanding as a Shakespeare puzzle. TotallyPointlessTV explains the Halo of the Sun's connection to death and rebirth, then takes apart the bookstore riddle's enormous jump in difficulty. It also contains a sponsored War Thunder segment. The older "Silent Hill 2 - The Best Psychological Horror Ever" rounds out the channel's most active trio.

Across the catalogue, the week brought roughly 228,000 views, while the subscriber count stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is currently above the channel's usual level, though that does not make the whole week a surge.

Among nearby gaming-commentary channels, Luke Stephens had a particularly busy week. TotallyPointlessTV's weekly viewing was much closer to Eurogamer and HiddenXperia: an archive-led stretch, with Barker's troubled shooter supplying a substantial share of its ongoing activity.

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