RTGame Biography: Age, Net Worth, Girlfriend, Siblings, Height, Wikipedia, Parents

RTGame’s full name is Daniel Condren, an Irish-Canadian YouTuber and Twitch streamer from Dublin, Ireland.

Known for his chaotic, humorous gameplay in titles like Minecraft, Cities: Skylines, and Hitman, he plays games in unorthodox ways, earning the nickname “The Drift King” from a college Mario Kart tournament.

His witty commentary and community-driven content, infused with Irish charm and Canadian heritage, have made him a beloved figure in the gaming community.

Quick Facts

• Full Name: Daniel Condren
• Stage Name: RTGame
• Born: April 13, 1995
• Age: 30 years old
• Birthplace: Dublin, Ireland
• Nationality: Irish-Canadian
• Occupation: YouTuber, Twitch Streamer
• Height: Unknown
• Religion: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Plumbella (Jessie McEvoy)
• Children: None
• Relationship: Dating
• Net Worth: $1 million to $5 million

Early Life

Daniel Condren was born on April 13, 1995, in Dublin, Ireland, to an Irish father and a Canadian mother, giving him dual Irish-Canadian citizenship.

He values privacy regarding his family life, and information about his parents and siblings remains undisclosed. Of mixed Irish and Canadian heritage, Daniel’s personal beliefs are not publicly available.

Education

Daniel earned a bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Trinity College Dublin in November 2017.

While at university, he won a Mario Kart tournament on December 3, 2015, earning the moniker “The Drift King.” This title nods to his gaming skills and became a recurring element in his content.

Career

RTGame launched its YouTube channel on August 3, 2011, initially under the name RumbleTumbleGames, focusing on Team Fortress 2.

He began streaming on Twitch in the summer of 2016, transitioning to variety content in 2018, which sparked a surge in popularity, gaining 200,000 YouTube subscribers in a single month.

Now working with editor Ashtaric (Cloé), Daniel’s YouTube channel boasts over 2.9 million subscribers and 1.2 billion views, featuring highlights from Twitch streams like Minecraft, Cities: Skylines, Hitman 2, The Sims, and Placid Plastic Duck Simulator.

He is known for chaotic gameplay—for example, killing 553 NPCs in Hitman 3’s Sapienza map or building a giant Starbucks in Minecraft—and regularly engages his “RTGameCrowd” community in collaborative projects, such as a 1:4000-scale Earth replica.

In 2018, he moved to Japan as an English tutor but prioritised streaming after his channel’s success, returning to Ireland after eight months.

His RTGame Cinematic Universe features recurring characters such as IWantDie (a Mii from Wii Sports Resort) and Ross Bob (a Sims character).

Daniel revived interest in Plants vs Zombies through his streams and is proud of videos like “Uncle Dan, the Cheap Knock-Off Sentry Man” (TF2) and “Killing Miis For Sport in Wii Sports Resort.”

He also wrote music for his streams under an unnamed alias. In 2025, he continues streaming on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, maintaining his influence in gaming content creation.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @rtgamecrowd
• TikTok handle: @rtgamecrowd
• Facebook: RTGame
• YouTube channel: RTGame
• Twitch Channel: @rtgame

Personal Life

Daniel, 30, resides in Dublin, Ireland, and is in a relationship with fellow Twitch streamer Jessie McEvoy, known online as Plumbella.

They confirmed their relationship publicly on August 22, 2020, following his amicable separation from his previous partner, Rihanna (associated with SootHouse), in 2019.

Daniel’s height is not disclosed, and he is not married and has no children. As an Aries, he is known for his playful, lighthearted persona, frequently interacting humorously with his community.

In 2015, Daniel experienced a collapsed lung, resulting in a condition that makes him immunocompromised and sensitive to temperature fluctuations—a detail he shared in a 2018 video.

Net Worth

RTGame’s net worth is estimated at $1 million to $5 million.

His income comes from YouTube ad revenue (estimated $5,000-$10,000 monthly from 2.9 million subscribers), Twitch subscriptions, donations, and Patreon support.