Steps into HITMAN as The Host
Seán lends his face and voice to Finn Colton, a fictional creator targeted by Agent 47. The Host mission launched with a free play window running through November 25.
ioi.dkMeet The Host at IO InteractiveIrish gaming creator Seán McLoughlin shares playthroughs, comedy and conversations, creates comics, voices game characters and brings fans together through Thankmas.
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Seán lends his face and voice to Finn Colton, a fictional creator targeted by Agent 47. The Host mission launched with a free play window running through November 25.
ioi.dkMeet The Host at IO InteractiveIn an IGN interview, Seán said the animated adaptation now had a writer and director attached, with more of the story mapped out. Their names had not yet been announced.
Seán announced Make-A-Wish as the beneficiary of Thankmas 2026. The expanded Wishmas campaign invites fans and creators to fundraise ahead of a December 5 livestream on his YouTube channel.
In a video to fans, Seán shared that he is helping produce an R-rated animated Bloodborne movie. It brings his long-running love for the game into a new creative project.
youtube.comWatch his Bloodborne announcementAdHoc Studio launched the first two episodes of its superhero workplace comedy, featuring Seán as the voice of Punch Up. Further episodes followed weekly.
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Shout! FactoryFinding his people.
Seán McLoughlin grew up in County Offaly, Ireland, and began uploading to YouTube in late 2012. In interviews, he has explained that loneliness helped push him to find other people who loved games. Gameplay and comedy became the heart of Jacksepticeye.
Growing into Jacksepticeye.
A PewDiePie shout-out brought attention in 2013. The channel reached a million subscribers in 2014, but Seán has described 2016 as his biggest growth year. His videos grew into a mix of game playthroughs, comedy and celebrity interviews.
Making more things.
He launched Top of The Mornin’ Coffee in June 2020 and released the documentary How Did We Get Here? in 2022. His ALTRVERSE comics extend characters developed on his channel into new stories. The Somewhat Incredible Jackie Boy-Man pairs his creation with writer James Asmus and artist Megan Huang.
A community that gives back.
Thankmas lets fans and fellow creators turn their communities into fundraisers. The 2024 event supported Crisis Text Line and Samaritans, raising more than $3.2 million according to Crisis Text Line’s December report. After a pause in 2025, the campaign returned in 2026 with Make-A-Wish.
I want to keep making thingsJacksepticeye, The Beat interview, 16 December 2024
Speaking about creative work beyond his YouTube channel. Source: https://www.comicsbeat.com/nycc-interview-jacksepticeye/
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