Single-player horror becomes a group problem for WorstPremadeEver
The Mortuary Assistant compilation joins a Mind charity stream in the group's two-upload week.
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.
A Bunch of Brits Politely Ask the Demons to Go Away
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- 0:44Jake delays playing by repeatedly adjusting settings and mouse sensitivity.
- 5:54Wiring a cadaver's jaw becomes an awkward struggle with the game's interface.
- 9:00Gabby's mouthful of ice cubes makes her opening stream conversation difficult to decipher.
- 12:18Gabby recounts Jake's excuses for putting off his turn with the horror game.
- 16:50Nick accompanies the embalming machine's sounds on a harmonica.
WorstPremadeEver brings Nick, Jake, Gabby, Alex and Ellis together around a game that only needs one player. That leaves plenty of people available to panic from the sidelines.
In "A Bunch of Brits Politely Ask the Demons to Go Away", the group tackles The Mortuary Assistant couch co-op style. Jake delays proceedings with settings and mouse-sensitivity adjustments; later, Gabby recounts his elaborate efforts to avoid playing. Nick supplies an altogether different accompaniment, matching the embalming machine's sounds with a harmonica.
The compilation has reached about 279,000 views and is the channel's busiest video by daily viewing. Underneath it, viewers ask for more single-player horror with the others providing background commentary. One reports that the video's doorbell sound sent their dogs running to the door. The scares apparently travel.
The other upload, "Worst Premade Ever Mind UK Charity Stream 2026!", shifts the purpose of the gathering. The group says mental health support and awareness matter deeply to them, setting a fundraising target of roughly £69,000 for Mind. That is a target, not an announced amount raised.
Across the channel, subscribers edged upwards over the week, although daily viewing is currently well below its usual level. Among the nearby variety-gaming channels, WorstPremadeEver had one of the larger weekly view gains, with cdotkom and jenn also drawing substantial audiences.
Behind the mortuary session and charity broadcast, "NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL FISHING VOL.69" remains the next busiest upload by daily views. Horror, fundraising and fishing make quite the shared itinerary.
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What viewers say
The ring doorbell at 2:25 actually set my dogs off, they ran to the door thinking someone was there
@jordannagel2683See it on YouTubeI'm a huge fan of the "one friend plays, the others are shoulder gremlins" format. Especially with chemistry like yours. Hope you try this again at some point
@SegaSatchelSee it on YouTubeI want more of this, the single player horror with the peanut gallery in the background is amazing
@WolfQueen64See it on YouTube
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I wish WPE played more horror games. Their screams are music to my ears
@MediaDroid960See it on YouTubeYou guys are a modern mystery science theater 3000.
@patton0083See it on YouTubeThis is so reminiscent of classic horror YouTube videos but just... So much packed into one video. It's AMAZING. Please please do more.
@WadeD.SpoopySee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on WorstPremadeEver right now
- Channel
- WorstPremadeEver
- Subscribers
- 873,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,247,414
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 279,310
- Views on its first day
- 159,375
The numbers
Here is how WorstPremadeEver's week looks in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which instrument does Nick play alongside the embalming machine's sounds?
Nick uses a harmonica to play along with the machine during the compilation.




