Achievement Hunter (AH) is upgrading both its digital and real-life digs. The Rooster Teeth gaming-centric subsidiary has announced the creation of a dedicated AH YouTube channel, as well as a move to its very own offices a building over from Rooster Teeth’s.
In an announcement video from July 1, 2015, AH members gathered in a disorganized bunch to reveal the news about the upcoming channel and offices. Many of the shows AH currently hosts on the Rooster Teeth and Let’s Play channels, such as AWHU and VS, will move to the new video channel. The YouTube destination for future AH content will be found at youtube.com/achievementhunter.
AH leads Geoff Ramsey and Jack Pattillo also set forth a challenge to their fans: if the new Achievement Hunter channel gets one million subscribers before August 6, the entire AH team will host a 24-hour live stream event at the new office location. The group will also be doing “all kinds of crazy stuff” for different subscriber count milestones leading up to the one million mark.
The official Achievement Hunter channel and new content will go live starting July 6, 2015.
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