YouTubers & Twitch streamers who play Monster Train
Last updated: October 12, 2026
Monster Train is the roguelike deckbuilder where you defend a burning pyre across stacked battle floors. The creators below actively cover it, which makes them strong targets if your indie game shares that audience. Use the list to shortlist micro-influencers, then manage outreach in CreatorScout.
Monster Train attracts roguelike deckbuilder fans and theorycrafting streamers who love discovering combos between its demonic clans. Its layered floors and rising difficulty tiers reward clever builds, producing the kind of absurd, game-breaking runs that make engaging long-form streams and highlight clips.
- Cranberry
Permascaling My Tethys With An Extremely Overstacked Frenzied Swarm (Monster Train 2 Cov10 Gameplay)
6.2K
Subscribers
- Ye Old Entertainment
Monster Train 2 Gameplay: Why This is a MUST-PLAY Deckbuilding Rogue-lite
11.5K
Subscribers
- Voyix
A Full Stygian Episode | Monster Train 2
19.9K
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- Nerd Problems Gaming
Monster Train 60 Second Review
15.8K
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- Baalorlord
10 Tips to Instantly Improve at Monster Train 2
109K
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- zLastSaint
Monster Train 2 - Full Game (Part 1) No Commentary Gameplay
671
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- Game Mojo
Monster Train 2 - Gameplay
14.8K
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- The Singleplayer Squad
MONSTER TRAIN 2 But I Don't Waste Your Time (Features & Things To Know Before Buying)
62.3K
Subscribers
- piep91
Monster Train - Gameplay PS5
6.6K
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- Ultra C
Roguelike Review in a Minute: Monster Train
20.4K
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- Tenkiei Gaming
Monster Train 10 Tips & Tricks to Help you Win!
2.7K
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- Baalorlord Unedited
Monster Train: Introduction
13.4K
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Frequently asked questions
How do I find YouTubers who played Monster Train?
Search “Monster Train” in CreatorScout to pull a live list of YouTube and Twitch creators who have recently covered it. Filter by subscriber range, language, and recency to narrow down to micro-influencers whose audience already matches what your game offers.
Should I target big or small Monster Train creators?
For most indie game launches, micro-influencers (roughly 1k–100k subscribers) who regularly cover Monster Train outperform larger generalist channels. Smaller creators have higher engagement rates, more responsive audiences, and are more likely to reply to a cold pitch. Fit with your game's genre matters more than raw subscriber count.
How many Steam keys should I send to influencers?
Start with a focused list of well-matched creators and send keys only to those who respond positively to your pitch. Reserve a buffer for co-op coverage or follow-up requests. Sending keys broadly without personalised outreach rarely pays off. A smaller, more targeted batch almost always converts better.
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