Hands down, the Astartes project. https://youtu.be/O7hgjuFfn3A
I was never into the 40K universe but this was just insanely good. There's so many minute details in there that I didn't notice the first few times I watched it.
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Last I heard, Astartes was so damn good the creator got hired by Games Workshop to make an official series (or something to the degree).
Yeah, but people aren't very optimistic about it due to Games Workshop's aggressive lawsuits and monetization lately. They turned into the bad guys pretty quick and that guy got into the business right before it all happened.
I hope he didn't sign a non-compete clause or something saying he can't make any more content outside of the business of Games Workshop.
The Fine Print was actually the first thing that came to mind for me. I guess if I had to choose a second, it'd be Doom Crossing: Eternal Horizons. Also, it's been a decade, but I still think about some of the propaganda videos put out by EVE Online, like Delve 2012.
Edit: You got me thinking, and I have no idea how I entirely forgot about ThePruld's Dark Souls videos. Just a few:
Hard to choose a favorite (Stupendium did a fantastic Spamton song, Ad Infinitium), but the Undertale album Determination by RichaadEB and Amie Waters definitely ranks up there.
Rich's red side features explosive and intense metal covers of the iconic battle music. Ace's blue side features chilling atmospheric and electronic renditions of each of the area themes, as well as a few other tracks. Together the two sides make up Determination