Watch It Played

The show's first episode was uploaded on September 1, 2011. Since then, several more episodes have been uploaded, usually with two or more episodes uploaded per week.

Games marked with a † are featured in one or more videos chronicling a complete play through of the game.

Games marked with the following symbols contain videos with sub-titles in the corresponding language:

*Though technically not part of the channel, Mansions of Madness was the first game explained and played by Smith in this public manner.

On April 30, 2013, a new segment was added to the show called Table Talk. In the first video, Smith poses a question to the viewers about a gaming-related topic. The second video (initially called Table Talk: Talk Back and later shortened to Table Talk Back) consists of responses from the viewers, including written responses and video submissions.

On December 14, 2016, a new segment was piloted, called Pep Talk. Pep MacDonald covers some basic tips and tricks for general game concepts and strategies related to certain genres of table top games.[334]

In 2012, a fundraiser campaign to allow Smith full dedication to the show for at least three months raised $8000, $3000 more than its target.[335][336]

On March 24, 2012, it was announced that the show would partner with Plaid Hat Games (owners of both Dungeon Run and Summoner Wars, games played in the series), in order to develop a video rundown of Summoner Wars rules, trying to facilitate and complement the sometimes tedious process of learning a new game.[337][338]

• Watch it played Youtube channel
• Youtube channel playlist grouped by games
• Explanation of how games are chosen