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If you're into horror games and speedrunning, chances are you've stumbled across a Dutch streamer with a knack for making even the scariest games look easy. Insym has built a dedicated community around his daily streams, where he tackles everything from indie horror titles to his signature game, Phasmophobia. What started as a computer science graduate sharing his gaming passion has turned into a full-time career with over 700,000 followers on Twitch and more than a million subscribers on YouTube.

The 28-year-old streams like clockwork, going live every day at 7 PM Central European Time. This consistency has become one of his trademarks—viewers know exactly when to tune in for their daily dose of horror. His approach isn't about screaming at jump scares or putting on a show for the camera. Instead, he focuses on mastering the mechanics of each game, whether he's speedrunning through a level or explaining the optimal strategy for identifying ghosts in Phasmophobia. That methodical, almost analytical style probably comes from his background in computer science, where he even dabbled in game development.

Phasmophobia has become synonymous with Insym's channel. One of his videos playing the ghost-hunting game racked up over a million views, and he's widely recognized as one of the go-to creators for the title. But he's not a one-trick pony. His content spans variety gaming, full playthroughs, and stream highlights that showcase both his skill and his dry sense of humor. He's the kind of streamer who doesn't rely on gimmicks—just solid gameplay and genuine reactions that keep people coming back.

The numbers tell the story of steady growth. In 2025, he ranked #281 on Twitch overall, with an average viewership hovering around 4,000 people per stream. His peak hit nearly 25,000 viewers back in June, proof that when he's playing the right game or doing something special, the audience shows up in droves. He typically streams for well over 100 hours a month, generating hundreds of thousands of hours watched. For context, that's the kind of engagement most streamers dream about.

Beyond the screen, he's just a guy from the Netherlands who happens to be really good at video games. He's the oldest of three brothers, has a couple of cats that occasionally make appearances on his social media, and maintains a pretty low-key online presence when he's not streaming. He's partnered with both Twitch and Discord, and is represented by GG Talent Group, which manages several European content creators. His collaborations are rare but memorable—like the time he teamed up with tech YouTuber JayzTwoCents for a joint stream. It's clear he's found his niche and isn't trying to be anything he's not, which might be exactly why his community has stuck around.