I don’t why I keep watching this series over and over again. This is like my 12th time watching this series

@worm6820

2 жыл бұрын

Same!!! Something is so good about it, he's just so good at talking about this, makes every bump and victory feel huge.

@friendofp.24

Жыл бұрын

Watching a man being nostalgic and proud about his upbringing makes me proud of my own, as well. Even though I didn't design games, me and Philip shared a lot of similar experiences. It's a combination of enjoying his story and enjoying mine.

@Robstrap

Жыл бұрын

Because its good, and a time capsule. Its also very genuine, which is why philip has such a cult following. His content is the same now as it was in 2010, just higher quality and better voice over. Whereas every other youtuber is just a fake clown in comparison, shouting and laughing as much as possible. Its also extremely nostalgic.

@Sebastian-qh4ws

Жыл бұрын

Same

@WangleLine

Жыл бұрын

Same here!! The things he talks about all feel so extremely familiar and nostalgic

I've watched this series through twice now. I find myself revisiting it every 6 months or so, still my favorite series on KZread.

@meowmooproductions9895

3 жыл бұрын

I've probably watched it 20 times by now

@sailorschwartz9043

3 жыл бұрын

truly, it's so well made and inspirational

@enterthecatverse7905

3 жыл бұрын

Same here

@nishikiyamareaction

2 жыл бұрын

14 times im still not bored

@alt0248

2 жыл бұрын

It really has inspired me to continue my career in game development. This and Philip's source mapping tutorials.

On a daily basis I have regrets of not starting my journey into making games years ago. I discovered programming at the age of 30, i'm now 32, with low grades at school, not allowing me into any form of university, I struggle to find time and energy to motivate myself into the continuous learning of programming. I was told by my tutor at school that "I.T. would be too difficult for me" and I was pushed away from the subject. Over the past 2 years I have taught myself the basics of programming, my 12 times tables, basic physics (newtons integration) and basic algebra. I've discovered am adult learners course that will help me achieve higher courses and levels of learning. While my main goal right now is to work somewhere with computers and get me out of a warehouse, I still hope to one day make games and prove and help others that you are never too old :D

@NuevoVR

6 жыл бұрын

and i was annoyed that i started at 17 damn.. the guilt must be rough

@antidevgodot

5 жыл бұрын

I hope you continue man. Keep it up.

@dhruv3073

5 жыл бұрын

You got this dude, show em what you're made of bud!

@Yanser234

5 жыл бұрын

@@NuevoVR ikr im 15 and im mad that i didnt start leaening when i was 12 or so

@max4750

5 жыл бұрын

Bubb Hope you continued! Good luck!!

I can't believe how many times I've re-watched this series.

@0ia

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome back, me!

@enterthecatverse7905

3 жыл бұрын

@@0ia lol you're not alone I've rewatched this series about a billon times

@0ia

2 жыл бұрын

again, again, again, yay!

@normalguy88

2 жыл бұрын

@@0ia Same

@commandingsteel

2 жыл бұрын

same...i taught myself game maker when i was 11, and relate a lot to basically everything philip went through on his journey

This is my favorite series on KZread. The narration, the music, and the pacing. It's all a dreamlike, relaxing, and inspiring experience to watch. I've been making games for years, and this is all so familiar to me.

@Calloffish15

3 жыл бұрын

love philip for this reason. when he starts a deep dive into anything, and one of those classics songs starts playing- it just makes it so interesting! i love his coronavirus diary for this very reason.

@elementallobsterx

3 жыл бұрын

@@Calloffish15 Exactly!

i've rewatched this series countless times

@xrcgaming

3 жыл бұрын

same here

My childhood consisted of me writing levels for Spyro or Crash Bandicoot that hadn't been made *on paper*, and or would provide more content to the games because they were awesome. Afterwards I started making paper RPG's that I brought to school and got very popular with. I made a grand map where every side of the page was connected to a specific page and they were all identified with a unique ID. Damn Aspergers.

@julianp9671

8 жыл бұрын

love your vids

@lucaa49

8 жыл бұрын

Lol

@EnigmaGameMaster

8 жыл бұрын

+BananaGaming I did almost exactly that with the paper RPGs. Although they were like interactive episodes of a series I'd make my friends read.

@IOxyrinchus

5 жыл бұрын

Aspergers is a blessing and a curse indeed

@SerpongeDash

5 жыл бұрын

the spyro levels on paper is totally me lol

Rewatch this series about once a year. This is now an annual tradition.

@enterthecatverse7905

3 жыл бұрын

Holy crap just looked through newest first and I'm not alone :)

@dominykasc8634

3 жыл бұрын

It's weird to come back to these videos. When I saw these videos for a first time I couldn't code. And now I have decided to come here back once again in a meantime of taking a brake from coding a game...

@WangleLine

9 ай бұрын

Same here :D

The 'few extra hours' argument has stuck with me ever since I watched this video a while back. I'm currently making games with the Godot Engine, but before I settled I wandered in pure C++ and DirectX, Unity, Unreal Engine, Constuct, Gamemaker... wasting my time and having nearly nothing to show for it. (though I did gain a nice programming foundation!) I went to a friend's house one time and interrupted a planned night working with Unreal... would those few extra hours have convinced me to make a full game with the Unreal Engine, or would it have clarified various confusing factors I had? Another thing I think about is how I even managed to stick with Godot... Where was my few extra hours? Did I slack off homework and things clicked, or did I simply stick with it enough that my perferences were shaped towards the Godot Engine? I may never know, but whatever I did it's worked for me. Thanks for making this series. I guess you could've been the catalyst for forcing me to stick with something... :D

Back again, this has to at least be the 5/6th time I've watched through this series, Its so comfy and interesting, its fascinating listening to someone speak about something they're so passionate about. Thanks for this Series Phillip,

@maso5451

3 жыл бұрын

For me? Hell. 20th? 30th? I dont even know. he has given me so much inspiration and it has pushed me through my game making and im forever grateful.

@rustyshackleford7948

3 жыл бұрын

Same......

this video unironically changed my life. thank you so much for starting my game making journey

i love rewatching this series

@WangleLine

9 ай бұрын

Me too!!

PAPER GAMES :O did that too lol

@MrCoffeeCraze

9 жыл бұрын

***** I didn't do that too wtf :O

@PredawnPlum

9 жыл бұрын

Strobesoul I did that too wtf :O

@xtkdmike

9 жыл бұрын

✰ Sebaz ✰ I would make paper wallets and we would use them as money to buy... err... paper wallets.. God I had a bad economy in my first grade class. I also managed to run an uprise and run amock around the entire school

@Chemicalnurd

9 жыл бұрын

xtkdmike In like my second year of high school I brought in a handful of elastic bands and managed to start an economy by giving them to random people. For a good month everyone was using them to catapult pens at eachother, and the real bigshots who'd managed to get loads of the things were building rubber band balls and throwing those at people instead.. In fact looking back there was a lot of shit I did that caused low level chaos across the entire school for extended periods of time.

@unheardr0b0t69

7 жыл бұрын

I tried to make a DnD type of game, but I spilled Frosted Flakes attempting to do the slogan.

Hmm, I have 10 assignments due. I think it’s time to rewatch this series for the millionth time.

I find myself coming back to these videos again and again. They give me a boost in motivation to keep creating games, and every time I'm reminded of where I started and how far I've come.

This video series has both touched me and motivated me, you have something great here. Good luck on the rest of your game making journey!

there is so much me in this. Started by drawing my games on paper in elementary school, before I learnt to master Game Maker on Pc. would also create text message-games that I would send to my friends in class. haha great times... now 15 years later, Im about to publish my first seriously developed and marketed game on Windows.

1:11 PHILIP something is wrong with your dad's face... and your friends faces. They seem to be slenderman!

@unassigned

9 жыл бұрын

Randomstuffs261 slendermen*

@Randomstuffs261

9 жыл бұрын

tom There is more than one? OH GOD

@Randomstuffs261

9 жыл бұрын

skin09588 I know right, I was being so serious

@wickedsquigglegameschannel4742

8 жыл бұрын

+Randomstuffs261 Yeah.. i dont get why he blurred the faces either.. its not like hes famous or anything.. and if anyone recognises themselves??? erm.. so what?? its not a documentary for TV.. its fucking KZread!!!

@parkerraines921

7 жыл бұрын

WickedSquiggleGames Channel... He has a right to privacy, he can pick and choose what he wants to share

I keep rewatching this over and over again. Simply awesome

This has gotta be my favorite series ever done on KZread, I have come back and watched the whole playlist as if it were a familiar TV show time and time again. Great work

You lived with blurred face aliens????

@feircharles4479

6 жыл бұрын

Leem XD!

@dolfyhilter577

6 жыл бұрын

Wyin8tor he was just making fun of that you idiot

@gamerduck4597

6 жыл бұрын

adolf hitler did you just reply to a 2 month comment that he already forgot about?

@breezyna5566

5 жыл бұрын

Did you reply to a week old comment that he * probably

@deadpl55

5 жыл бұрын

please

I want more from this series. I've left comments on other videos in this series and it's honestly a massive motivation to me as a lone indie developer. I'm now going to re-watch the whole series as I feel like burnout is heading my way as my motivation to keep developing is declining. 5 minutes in, I already feel my motivation growing again.

@whiteiceguy

4 жыл бұрын

late comment but this is so true, im in the same situation myself.

Really inspirational stuff, your "flashback" moments and even how you wrap them up always make me feel a little emotional. You are a cool guy.

*Applause*. Your videos are always so inspirational! Good job!

I mean i'm not old enough to have experienced it but i can relate. I make minecraft maps and feel the same thing. I make something but i never finish them. I start over thinking "This is going to be the one!" I've actually recently started over again... This will be the one though....

@theretard5825

5 жыл бұрын

Don't give up that's apart of the process

@Gemesil

4 жыл бұрын

Was it the one?

@thematiaz0

2 жыл бұрын

What happened? Was it the one?

Honestly, I watch this series like every month, I just love it so much. Anyone else?

@SirGrassy

8 жыл бұрын

Same here

@nessiskool8702

7 жыл бұрын

YahtzDehGamer same

This might be my favorite series on youtube. Looking into your life, with all the stories and windows to the past is incredible.

Your videos are so well made, well done with your channel and progression so far, I'm trying to follow in all of the footsteps you and many other famous you tubers but finding it difficult, really enjoy watching every video you make.

This 14 Videos made me make Games again c: Thanks Philip

@miksuko

8 жыл бұрын

+THTerra Can you link a game of yours?

Subtitles at 7:12

@animationdudesfm9207

7 жыл бұрын

lol

@flamewavebeats8473

7 жыл бұрын

Dude I can't stop laughing lmao xDD

@josephgreen1051

6 жыл бұрын

GummyBear 2 lol he said dick XD lol

@luigimini2124

6 жыл бұрын

Two dick floppy xd

@MercyWolff

6 жыл бұрын

XD wow

I keep coming back to this vids Idk why, maybe its the nostalgia or that we have all been there one way or another. it just makes me feel good Thank you philip

I just wanna tell you I love watching this series in that you give a great insight into creating games, distributing them, time you take on the game, some of your process on your different games, and I love of it :D Very inspiring! If you make games still, it'd be cool for an updating video :D

I want those bed sheets, it reminds me of Q Bert on the NES

@1amlevel

9 жыл бұрын

And I'm talking about NES on a video mostly about the experience with Atari Sacrilegious I know

oh hey, its in my recommendeds again time to watch this series for the 7th time or so

I rewatch this series every half a year and it never fails to give me inspiration

I come to back to this series every now and then, it is really important to me. I really want to thank you phillip for making this series, if it wasn't for this series I would've given up game dev completely. You have changed my life for the better, you are my role model.

such an awesome vid ty for exp share :)

More like this please.

I really enjoyed this, thank you for sharing! Looking forward to seeing the next step on the way :)

I tried to use UE4 on my potato laptop. Never again.

@Anothergames

8 жыл бұрын

Try Construct 2.

@CrizeR6772

7 жыл бұрын

I'm sometimes limited to a 2003 XP laptop so that's the reason I'm writing my own game engine lol. If it runs at a reasonable framerate on my laptop, it will run pretty much on fucking everything

@theochasid8996

5 жыл бұрын

Use duality2d.net But I assume you have a better comp XD

@skitkid3848

5 жыл бұрын

Same with me

@vizionthing

5 жыл бұрын

Try Godot

Is Klik and play the reason your name is 2 *klik* sphilip?

@ethanmarsingill

9 жыл бұрын

i would put money on it

@1amlevel

9 жыл бұрын

***** Him, Tommyttk and someone else were the 3kliketeers. 3kliks Tommyttk - TTK- TheThreeKliketeers.

@torrac

9 жыл бұрын

LE\/Ǝ˩ It was actually only two people.

@1amlevel

9 жыл бұрын

Northern Carrots The THREE kliketeers... VeXXSie and Phil told me this, pretty sure there would be 3 people But hey, I might be wrong

@TheCatOfWarCSGO

9 жыл бұрын

LE\/Ǝ˩ Pretty sure he met vexxsie a long time after this, but from what I know there was only 2 kliketeers.

I also had the klik&play disc and used it a lot back in days, it took me a while to learn how to make games with it. what a lot of good memories. great video.

Awesome series. I love these kinds of stories.

(NOSTALGIA WARNING) (TL;DR WARNING) What you have said about stuff you have done on the Atari reminds me on my childhood so much. I grew up a bit later, in the Windows 9x (and later XP) era. I had an XP laptop back when I was 9 and remember when I discovered I can save Word documents as a HTML file and open them in Internet Explorer. I was so fucking excited, mostly because I had no internet back then. It was not long until I had an idea to make a fake "internet" ;) After some time I actually finished it, it had about 50 sites containing text, fake "options" made with OCX formants (how the fuck did I find these?), stuff collected from CDs from computer magazines and even flash games I copied on my flash drive at my friend's. Then I discovered the HTA extension. A .HTA file is basically a HTML file, but you can run as an application, without seeing the browser's UI. (there's actually Internet Explorer under this, but shhh). I was even more amazed, as I could make proper programs! (at least it looked like it). Then I discovered WinRAR's SFX archives. Now this is basically a ZIP/RAR archive, but as an .exe file that self-extracts itself. That was even fucking greater, because there were all sorts of amazing shit in the options: changing the icon, silent mode (no UI, instant extraction after you run the .exe) and running a file from the archive after extraction. Great! I could take the HTA file, all images associated with it, make a nice icon in Paint and pack it all in one neat EXE file. I was so fucking excited :) The programs, the "internet", the fake options and buttons, the fake "antivirus" that always said "computer cleaned" no matter what, all this stuff was pointless, but it was so much fun to do it, to see it actually works and realise it's all your own work. Now I look at all the shit I made back then, and one thing amazes me: how the fuck did I discover all that shit without googling a single thing? I guess the conclusion is that the Internet kills creativity.

@VilleRuokonen

8 жыл бұрын

That sounds really cool! I bet it felt awesome, seeing your work, well, work.

@theretard5825

5 жыл бұрын

My family couldn't afford that shit

I started with STOS too. Spent so long achieving so little! If I did produce something truly playable I moved on soon after since it was so slow coding in STOS!

Thanks Phillip, you got me back into making video games, whilst they might be pretty bad, at least I am having fun making them. Every time I watch one of your videos I always feel like I connect with you in some way, like the video where you talked about the simpler things on life. You have made my life a lot better and without you I would be bored and depressed, thank you.

i come back to this series every year or so. one of my favorites.

After months of searching through files, videos and multiple Wiki pages I think I have finally found where your name came from, not that it's important and you probably told your views somewhere but here goes nothing: KLICK&PLAY So there it is. The strongest evidence I could find. Who knows where the 2&3 came from but I am positively sure that the KLICK in KLICK&PLAY inspired you to use it in your user name (Since you did love the thing). Philip being your name, or maybe it isn't and you have tricked us all? Anyway Philip being your name is the Philip part of your KZread name making klicksphilip, 2klicksphilip and the channel we all love the most 3klicksphilip. Once again I have found myself leaving drastically large comments on your channel. Well what am I suppose to do in my spare time? We i'm sure there's a reason somewhere, I just cant find it. Scrap-E I don't think its a WoW reference?

@FahmiZFX

9 жыл бұрын

FloidyHD I think you mistook click with this klik.

@FloidyHD

9 жыл бұрын

FahmiZFX I don#t understand?

@soldierorsomething

9 жыл бұрын

FloidyHD I always thought his name had something to do with 1 click Headshots of Counter Strike

@FloidyHD

9 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but why KLIKS not clicks

@FahmiZFX

9 жыл бұрын

3kliksphilip! We need you to shine the light upon us!

Funnily enough, I also did paper games. I didn't sell them, though.

@TheCatOfWarCSGO

9 жыл бұрын

NightmareX91 Alan sugar is not impressed, you did not take business opportunity

@room___

8 жыл бұрын

+meanwhile i feel left out of this nostalgic childhood experience

@meanwhile_0

8 жыл бұрын

room but you aren't left out of the spice and wolf avatar bandwagon

@meanwhile_0

8 жыл бұрын

room we all did

@Wyin8tor

6 жыл бұрын

How do you make them?

I don't know exactly how, but your videos always make me feel nostalgic and gives me the warm and fuzzy feeling your atari computer did to you. Thank you 2kliksphilip!

OMG Turrican II music.... Haven't heard that in years! Liked & subbed immediately :) *wipes away a tear*

this program is better than photoshop

kliks, you know the ST had an option to add more VRAM. imagine all of the 256K of VRAM! thats... 256 colors in 640x300!

@OfficialYeat

7 жыл бұрын

2kliksphilip 3kliksphilip is better :)

The last time I was making a game for my university project I came back to this series just to set the mood. This, Odgrub and Total War are my absolute favorites from you, Philip. Thank you so much for these.

Man programming is magic. It is so liberating. At a first look it is intimidating but after you get the basics, you will feel so liberated and able to create whatever comes in your mind.

MAKE A VIDEO SHOWING YOUR PAPER GAMES

1:16 smoke weed ebridei

I find my self watching this series every week as a game dev myself it's really inspiring seeing your journey and how you have grown

This whole series is crazy underrated

Was Kilk&Play where you got the inspiration for your name?

@shiken_7288

9 жыл бұрын

your a good youtuber

@fr0zeNid

9 жыл бұрын

Amish Spice ur*

@crisgogo4062

9 жыл бұрын

Amish Spice You're*

@1amlevel

9 жыл бұрын

Eddie Plays Kliks is a group TommyTTK stands for The Three Klikiteers, or something like that. It was phil, tommyttk, and someone else... I dunno who, but it was someone!

@shiken_7288

9 жыл бұрын

Why you grammar Nazis care?

is this where the klik in your name comes from?

This series is the most inspiring series of videos on youtube for me

I haven't had any sort of experience that I can think of thats close to this, yet this video makes me feel nostalgic. There must be some experience I had that this reminds me of, but I sure cant think of it. Either way, thank you for this video! Its brought me somewhere I have long forgotten. Maybe one day Ill get those memories back.

I am unable to use these editors due to having windows 10, i have been using stencyl and construct 2, sometimes unity, is there any other simple editors and engines like the ones you use in these videos? (that will work on window 10 of course) Biggest fan MaximuZ712

@gamerbrosmaximuz7125

8 жыл бұрын

Thank You, I got this a couple days ago, i have made a game and finally finished it after 29 hours. best, software, ever! there is only one problem with it: free version will only allow 600 active objects.. its ok tho because i just made it into 2 parts

@David-fq5un

8 жыл бұрын

it's a little bit harder to use and harder to find English tuts here, but, if you don't have the money to spend, you can try Gdevelop, it's free, open source.

@gamerbrosmaximuz7125

7 жыл бұрын

wow, i have watched this series 34 times OMG

@ZSamuraiRa

7 жыл бұрын

it goes on sale on steam somewhat often I got mine for 15 dollars

@yoloooswagg3115

7 жыл бұрын

(Gamer Bros) MaximuZ712 this is my 3rd time

Chu-Chu Chuckle Vision, Chu-Chu chuckle vision, Chu-Chu chuckle vision dun dun.

@Boswellboxer

9 жыл бұрын

To me

@Iskandini

9 жыл бұрын

Boswellboxer To you

@ripdangerdolanunsubbedbutn8902

9 жыл бұрын

To me...

@not_ryuka

9 жыл бұрын

The feels...

@ripdangerdolanunsubbedbutn8902

9 жыл бұрын

To you...

This is literally my favorite video series ever

this series got me motivated as heck. might even be the reason I got into game dev in the first place

Philip are you going to play any of the other total war games? I can't decide on whether its worth buying the new ones after that mess of a Rome II game.

@someoneelse8470

9 жыл бұрын

2kliksphilip True. I was actually just looking at the Attila game the other day, and I saw that after only 3 or so months after release, there have been FOUR dlc packs. I feel like CA have just become the new EA. And their next release is Total War: Warhammer, gimme a break.

@someoneelse8470

9 жыл бұрын

Also I think its really cool that you take the time to read every comment on youtube. I appreciate it :D

@igorthelight

6 жыл бұрын

Last two Warhammer games was nice! Rome 2 is fixed now, i heard.

Im 13 and really would like to experience what u experienced while learning and discovering these things u r very lucky and brilliant

I love coming back to re-watch this series. :)

I love this series so much

9:20 Game name? I am searching the title for years now

@EEEEEE1337

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks alot

I prefer my childhood, even if In 14.. I didn't worry about all the shit kids now worry about... instead, I just loved my Wii... and Super Mario Galaxy

@zarki-games

5 жыл бұрын

Dude same, I remember playing Super Mario Galaxy 2 on my Wii for hours at a time.

@nicolakitten

5 жыл бұрын

I super Mario galaxy on my wii was one of my fav games

I cant believe its been 6 years now. Truly one of the best series on KZread

I'm in the middle of making a game rn and have been doing so with multiple projects for about 4 years. This video has inspired me and made me cry its a great video and I just want to thank you for making it

CHUCKLEBROTHERS

not letting a child use modern technology is not cool. people DONT need to experience what you experienced as a child. they create they're own unique ones. you're acting like your childhood is the best possible childhood.

@wickedsquigglegameschannel4742

8 жыл бұрын

+Learn Quick Fuck off.. His childhood WAS the best.. u know why.. cus there was no inet.. no iphone.. no fucking FARMVILLE.. how do i know?? Cus it was my childhood too.. well.. the ERA.. We were the LAST generation without the NET.. and we were the last generation that didnt think every man that takes interest in a kids well being is a fucking PEDO!! we stayed out till 10 at night on fridays when we were 8 years old cus it was SAFE!!! in our communities.. we had kinder eggs and monster munch for tea and we had the FALL GUY and Some mothers do ave em on the TV.. though technically they were re-runs as they were even before our time.. and yes.. GOD DAMN IT!!! IT WAS THE BEST FUCKING CHILDHOOD EVER!!!!

@HeadshotProductio100

8 жыл бұрын

+WickedSquiggleGames Channel Everyone's childhood was the best childhood, please calm down.

@wickedsquigglegameschannel4742

8 жыл бұрын

Jason Fenton Stop telling me to calm down you fucking idiot.. Just because i use CAPS doesnt mean im sat here spitting at the monitor all sweaty and manic.. and even i am.. WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU!!! to tell me different?? The CALM POLICE??? Run along JAY.. and stop harassing the grown ups.

@HeadshotProductio100

8 жыл бұрын

+WickedSquiggleGames Channel Ah, that's where this little spat is coming from, you see, even if you don't think it does, CAPS LOCK, comes across as shouting online. You not thinking it does, doesn't change the fact that it does, in fact, look like shouting. Also, insulting my maturity? Come on, you don't even know me pal.

@wickedsquigglegameschannel4742

8 жыл бұрын

Jason Fenton yeah, i know i dont know you, PAL!!!! Its a general insult that i like to throw in from time to time.. oki with u?? good :) tnx PAL.

I've watched this series like 5 times already, its amazing

Wow... This was cool to watch. Nice story Philip!

What was that game with the flamethrower at the very beginning?

@DUDEFERRISTHEONEANDONLY

8 жыл бұрын

+kevin - lol edits cum watch Rising Storm for Red Orchestra 2.

0:16 I know a guy... he loves playing fifa but says I should stop making games because programmers are idiots and are waiting their time... not my words.

@rebuffedsalmon6264

7 жыл бұрын

Tuna Alert GZ That is sad

@idolmike6779

6 жыл бұрын

Tuna Alert GZ Did you tell him the Fifa was programmed?

I LOVE this video series and I always come back to watch it again once in a while. Used to make paper games like this back in school as well. I tried making my own PC game in middle school and couldn't find anything comprehensive, but then I stumbled upon Multimedia Fusion. To this day I use Clickteam Fusion 2.5 and I don't want to move on, it's the best and simplest 2D game engine ever made.

Such an addicting series, I come back to watching this so many times.

man, this is an awesome series, i wish there was more series like this on youtube..

I love these story based videos. I hope you make more.

Love these story videos.

Back after last watching 3 years ago, don’t know why but always find my self coming back to this series i just think of it every couple years and then have to rewatch

Your videos are always HQ, you really put time and effort into making them, thats why you are one of my favorite youtubers.

i cant be the only one who just binge watches these every 5 months

ahhh its so great to feel the nostalgia vicariously from you. I never knew that your name came from "Klik n Play"!

I really enjoy these videos.

I love your enthusiasm :)

Coming back and back and back to this series

I love videos like this, please do more!!

Best series on KZread. I've watched it so many times that it's pretty much my nostalgia. 2kliksphilip with zero exaggeration these videos change lives

You described perfectly the feelings i've got with my first pc from my father with dos and win 3.11, no internet, nothing ... but paint and basic ... often i wish me these times back, because today, it needs way more to get me excited.

I finally found it! the video that got me into game development!

As an indie developer myself, I loved watching this! So many memories pouring in. Our childhood stories, dreams, and constant attraction to new story and game creation software are very similar. Thank you for sharing! =)

I keep on rewatching this video, Makes me a bit nostalgic, Started making some paper games, and I got popular with them in school. Then started making a game in game maker 2.5, a top down shooter, barely made a working level, got disinterested in it. A few months later, saw this vid pop up in my recommandations again, and had an idea to make a game, made a small plat-former and was just a prototype, got disinterested in that also, and a few more months later, seeing a video about choosing your first game engine in my recommandations, saw my unfinished game. I started from the beginning, and the game looks pretty good, a plat-former with the style similar to game called Thomas was alone, never played that game, but the visuals looked amazing, so I just took inspiration from that. So I will just say thank you for this video. Edit: forgot to mention I am using Gdevelop 5 now, it’s a really amazing engine for beginners, and I am having fun with it.

This series really speaks to me. Very common experience