Guude posted his first video in February 2010: five minutes of World of Warcraft. He went quiet for eight months, came back with Minecraft, and kept uploading for sixteen years. The catalog ends at 9,851 videos, 4,150 hours of published runtime, and 164 million views, with the public record closing in May 2026 after his arrest, charges, and removal from Mindcrack activities.
Every public upload on the channel. Numbers from YouTube's API.
Guude went daily in late 2010 and held that pace through the 2014-2015 boom. Output tapered after 2017. A 293-day silence in late 2024 marks the longest pause. The Mindcrack Rebirth SMP broke it.
Mindcrack season premieres and MineCon panels run the leaderboard. The top video is Mindcrack S4E1 from July 2013. It crossed a million views.
Minecraft Mindcrack outruns everything else by an order of magnitude. Guude also ran dozens of long-form side series, from Don't Starve to Space Engineers to The Sims.
Arkas appears in more Guude titles than anyone else. Nebris, Guano, and Coe sit just below. All four are Mindcrack regulars with hundreds of episodes apiece.
Seven phases across sixteen years. A WoW raid clip starts the timeline. The 2025 Mindcrack revival ends in May 2026.
Two release-time spikes at 2 PM and 6 PM Eastern time. Day of week barely matters. Tuesday tops Saturday by 65 videos.
Fourteen moments along the timeline, from channel creation to the final public break.