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Archived from the original on 18 January 2017. Other documentary subjects have included Final Fantasy XIV, Horizon Zero Dawn, GOG.com, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Astroneer, and the games of Bethesda Game Studios, Arkane Studios, Jonathan Blow, John Romero, and Brendan Greene. The second project covered a history of Doom, revealing some previously unreleased footage from Doom 4. Noclip's first project provided viewers with insight into Rocket League – the game was chosen as a deliberate middle-point between large AAA studios and indie games.

Noclip documentaries do not run advertisements, with crowdfunding being the only source of income. O'Dwyer takes a laid back approach when interviewing subjects, encouraging them to be relaxed and open up about the topic of discussion.

When filming documentaries, Noclip require that subjects have no control over the final documentary, giving the creators the ability to create a documentary free of the subject's influence. In a December 2016 video he said, 'I want the only thing to matter about games coverage to be the quality of the videos, the quality of the work.' Noclip was launched via a Patreon campaign and is supported solely through crowdfunding in 2019 more than 5,000 patrons were donating over $23,000 USD per month. O'Dwyer was inspired to use crowd-funding instead of the traditional advertising model of most video game websites because he believes that a focus on clicks has influenced the quality of games journalism.

“With ,' says O'Dwyer, 'we’re going to walk through gaming’s walls and take a peek at the other side.” The company's name comes from ' Noclip mode', a video game cheat that allows players to walk through walls. gamers deserve a media that reflects our passions, a press that uses its access to tell stories about how games get made, the people who play them, and the ways in which they affect our lives-stories that make us proud to be gamers.' On September 5, 2016, O'Dwyer created the YouTube channel for Noclip, releasing a trailer on September 12, 2016. Danny O'Dwyer (centre) talks about Noclip at the 2018 GDC Film Festival

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