RTGame

Daniel Condren, known online as RTGame, is an Irish-Canadian live streamer and YouTube content creator recognized for his comedy-driven video game commentary. Born on 13 April 1995 to an Irish father and a Canadian mother, Condren holds dual citizenship in both countries. He attended Trinity College in Dublin, graduating in November 2017 with a bachelor's degree in English literature. During his university years, he acquired the nickname "The Drift King" after placing first in a campus Mario Kart competition held on 3 December 2015.

Condren initiated his online media presence on 13 August 2011 by founding his YouTube channel, followed by his debut video—a Let's Play of the game Terraria—five days later. He expanded into live streaming in 2016 and subsequently experienced a significant increase in audience growth in 2018. Over the course of his career, he has amassed a large online following, acquiring over 2.9 million YouTube subscribers and more than 1.2 million Twitch followers by 24 December 2025.

Throughout his broadcasting career, Condren has produced a variety of specialized gaming projects and streams. His featured content includes orchestrating collaborative Minecraft build projects for his Twitch subscribers, spending thirteen calendar days hunting for a rare shiny Wooloo within Pokémon Sword and Shield, and attempting complex gameplay challenges in the Hitman series. In one Hitman challenge set in Sapienza, he attempted to incapacitate the entire non-playable population to eliminate them simultaneously inside a freezer, though the attempt was thwarted by stacked character models. In 2026, he successfully executed a similar project in Hitman 3's Mendoza level by gathering and compressing the local population using an in-game winepress.

In addition to individual gaming broadcasts, Condren participated in the Yogscast Jingle Jam charity event in December 2018, contributing to an initiative that raised $3.3 million. He has also engaged in public discussions regarding digital media policies. In December 2022, after several of his older videos were age-restricted, Condren released a video highlighting YouTube's retroactive enforcement of recent policy updates. His commentary drew attention to the platform's communication issues, leading to an announcement that the platform would review and alter its guidelines.