This mod provided a series of videos on Dream’s YouTube channel in which himself, George and Sapnap played an entire runthrough of Minecraft with X-Ray. This means that the only visible blocks are ...

In a now-deleted tweet, Minecraft streamer and speedrunner Clay “Dream” admits in a Pastebin post to claims of cheating in his Minecraft 1.16 speedrun last December. After taking the internet by storm ...

Dream has quickly risen to fame in the Minecraft community over the past year, but some of it hasn't always been for positive reasons. After countless accusations surrounding his incredibly quick ...

Honestly, I think it's great that he's finally admitted to cheating, despite what sounds like a generous amount of excuses for what happened. Not intending to cheat, but not admitting to using a ...

Caylus is one of the most entertaining GTA 5 streamers on Youtube and Twitch. He is known for his GTA 5 mod gameplay, where he uses fun mods to create interesting situations. He usually plays GTA 5 as ...

Gaming has finally reached a stage in its existence where it's being recognized similarly to other popular competitive sports, like basketball. For example, the term "esports" is indicative of that, ...

Viral YouTuber Dream has created a roleplay server for Minecraft with some of the largest names on YouTube and Twitch. With over 33 members and hundreds of hours of content, the DSMP community proves ...

Dream, a Minecraft YouTuber and one of the most popular names on the internet, has finally revealed his face from behind a smiley-face mask that he used for eight years. Dream is a big deal in the ...

Minecraft YouTube star Dream has been embroiled in controversy this week. It started when Twitch streamer Kaceytron appeared to criticize him and angered his fans. Dream told his fans to stand down, ...

Kyle has a degree in Film, Television, and Cultural Studies and has loved video games for as long as he can remember. He's owned every PlayStation, dabbled with the occasional Xbox, and even owned a ...

Minecraft worlds are infinitely big, but if you're playing the vanilla game, they only support a small number of players. Imagine, though, if there was no limit. Imagine if, once you'd finished your ...