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Curtis Pyke

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1. Known for: Founder and editor of Kingy AI (self-described)
2. Publication: Kingy AI
3. Earlier writing: Game guides and reviews on MGN
4. Wikipedia citations: Reviews cited in articles on Devour and Scrap Mechanic
5. YouTube channel subscribers: 2.09 million, per the channel's own page
6. Kingy AI

7. Curtis Pyke is identified as the founder and editor of Kingy AI on its about page and through its author archive. The publication presents itself as a founder-driven outlet focused on AI products, models and developer tools, offering coverage that spans news pieces, longer research reports, product reviews, launch coverage, how-to guides, interviews and videos hosted by the creator.

   Kingy AI's about page and author archive identify Curtis Pyke as the publication's founder and editor. Kingy AI presents itself as a founder-driven outlet focused on AI products, models and developer tools, publishing news pieces, longer research reports, product reviews, launch coverage, how-to guides, interviews and videos hosted by the creator.

8. The Kingy AI YouTube channel's own about section states that it offers up-to-date AI product documentation, source-supported launch reporting and ongoing video companion pages drawn from kingy.ai.

   The Kingy AI YouTube channel describes itself as offering up-to-date AI product documentation, source-supported launch reporting and ongoing video companion pages drawn from kingy.ai. Its page showed 2.09 million subscribers on 30 August 2026, the same figure it showed on 19 and 26 August 2026.

9. The channel's own page recorded 2.09 million subscribers on 30 August 2026, the same figure shown on its pages of 19 and 26 August 2026.

10. A 30 August 2026 video tested eight AI features of the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold. A 19 August 2026 video demonstrated Agent Opus generating long-form AI video, including a 1930s New York story and a product video. A 26 August 2026 video tested CapCut Seedance 2.5 for building a 90-second AI video in CapCut Web.

    Its videos from August 2026 include a 30 August test of eight AI features of the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold, a 19 August demonstration of Agent Opus generating long-form AI video, including a 1930s New York story and a product video, and a 26 August test of CapCut Seedance 2.5 for building a 90-second AI video in CapCut Web.

11. Final 90-Second AI Story Preview Opening chapter of the CapCut Seedance 2.5 tutorial: the finished 90-second AI-generated story, from its first shot.
12. Games writing
13. MGN's own pages tie it to Freedom!: the site footer reads “Made with by MGN and Freedom!”, the navigation links to Freedom! Games, the Freedom! community and “Partner with Freedom!”, and its social accounts use the handle @mgnfreedom. MGN describes itself as “Game guides and entertainment” and lists sub-sites for World of Warcraft, Minecraft Viki, Cyberpunk 2077, Ashes of Creation and an MGN Academy.

14. Curtis Pyke's MGN archive lists dozens of game videos under reviews, guides, comparisons and gameplay categories. In late 2021 and early 2022 he published videos on Lost Ark, Friday Night Funkin', Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach, Apex Legends and Genshin Impact. Between February and March 2022 he published Elden Ring guides and lore videos, including a Faith/Templar build, a Moonveil Samurai build, a Prisoner/Spellblade build and a Prophet/Dragon Priest build.

    Curtis Pyke's MGN archive lists dozens of his game videos under reviews, guides, comparisons and gameplay. In late 2021 and early 2022 he published videos on Lost Ark, Friday Night Funkin', Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach, Apex Legends and Genshin Impact, and between February and March 2022 he published Elden Ring guides and lore videos, including Faith/Templar, Moonveil Samurai, Prisoner/Spellblade and Prophet/Dragon Priest builds.

15. The Wikipedia article on Devour cites his MGN review dated 31 January 2021. The Wikipedia article on Scrap Mechanic cites his MGN review dated 27 February 2021, and quotes him describing Scrap Mechanic as 'a farming simulator meets tower defense game'.

    Two of his MGN reviews are cited on Wikipedia: the article on Devour cites his review dated 31 January 2021, and the article on Scrap Mechanic cites his review dated 27 February 2021 and quotes him describing the game as 'a farming simulator meets tower defense game'.

16. Timeline
17. 2021-01-31: Curtis Pyke's review of Devour published on MGN, later cited by the Wikipedia article on Devour.
18. 2021-02-27: Curtis Pyke's review of Scrap Mechanic published on MGN, later cited by the Wikipedia article on Scrap Mechanic.
19. 2026-08-30: Kingy AI YouTube video on the Pixel 11 Pro Fold published; channel page recorded 2.09 million subscribers.

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