The player behind the Swarm

One faction. Seventeen years.
Zero secrets.

Matt Evans holding his daughter beside a Warhammer 40k table on a featured stream at a Games Workshop event
On the stream table at a GW event — with my best teammate.

Hey — I'm Matt Evans. If we've crossed paths at a tournament, you probably already know me as the Tyranid guy. I've been playing this faction — and only this faction — for seventeen years, and these days I sit in the top 200 competitive players in the world.

That ranking wasn't talent. It was reps: seventeen years of list-building, matchup prep, and tournament weekends, including over a decade playing team events with the Denver Mountain Trolls. The grind has paid off in hardware too — including a Golden Ticket to the World Championships of Warhammer, earned entirely with Nids. I'm still at events almost every month because playing in the field is where everything I teach comes from.

In December 2025 I decided to stop treating the YouTube channel as an afterthought and start sharing everything I'd learned. Since then the Swarm has grown faster than I ever expected — and it turned into the best part of my hobby.

Here's the philosophy, and it's the whole brand: no secret tech, no gatekeeping, no guru on a pedestal. My actual tournament lists are in my videos. My losses get dissected right next to my wins. I'm not smarter than you — I've likely had more losses than most people have played games. Now I'm here to share the lessons with you and help us both improve.

Let's get good together.

Top 200

Ranked among the top 200 competitive Warhammer 40k players worldwide — earned entirely with Tyranids.

Golden Ticket

Qualified for the World Championships of Warhammer — a ticket punched with Nids.

Team player

10+ years with the Denver Mountain Trolls, including taking the team title at our reunion event.

Still in the trenches

Active tournament schedule at everything from local RTTs to 500-player opens. The advice is current because the games are.

Why "Into the Hive Mind"?

Because nobody gets good alone

The name is the promise. This isn't one player broadcasting from a pedestal — it's a collective getting smarter together. Every list shared, every loss dissected, every new player pulled into synapse range.