Seconding Qxir. His humor + artstyle + accent combine into a really amusing end result, plus he actually does a fair bit of research into the topics he covers.
Along those lines, Sam O’Nella Academy is another channel of “amusing narration + semi-crude yet understandable illustrations + genuinely informative”. I started with his video on Tarrare and chortled mightily throughout.
I’d watch a SyFy Original Pictures film with this premise, NGL.
I already had someone suggesting it was eaten by some unknown massive deep sea dwelling creature.
Never Rent-to-Own anything.
I’ve never made that mistake but I’ve seen enough friends with poor decision making skills go down that route.
A lot of really good older games have been ported to mobile and work fantastically. Knights of the Old Republic, Neverwinter Nights, and Baldur’s Gate just to name a few. Hell, you can play Baldur’s Gate multiplayer, cross-platform with PC players even! There’s also fo2.exe on the Play Store, which lets you play Fallout 1 & 2 on mobile provided you have access to the files from the PC versions. Oh, and Doom ports galore, of course.
As far as mobile-only or mobile-specific games, my favorite is probably Caves, a surprisingly well done and completely free roguelike.
Campfire Cooking for the most part seems to provide pretty solid “this tastes like this other thing” examples, like orc meat tasting like high quality pork for example. You don’t have to really stretch your imagination much for those dishes most of the time, since the flavor is usually “the best version of X meat you’ve ever had”.
Also you can pry my Isekai Izakaya “Nobu” from my cold, dead hands.