Youtubers Life

I don't know about this game man. It's kinda just bad. There's no actual depth here, everything feels really shallow and meaningless. The gameplay itself just boils down to the same few actions over and over.

Do you want to start a Youtube channel...in this game you can YouTubers Life OMG is an agreeable video-making tycoon game wrapped up in a few fundamental problems. The main gameplay loop is compelling, and it's a pleasure to watch as your subscriber tally and bank account start to soar. Youtubers Life is a good managing game focused on a wired profession. All the mechanics are implemented with knowledge of the argument and the care for details is evident. It's a shame that, after a few hours, everything becomes a little bit boring and very samey...making youtube videoes..making videos for friends. going out eat sleep repeat. One bad video you can lose viwers one ban tweet you can lose followers IANS37 RATING 5/10 COMPLETED - 1 TIME

it's entertaining for killing time, replayed for the first time since its launch (i think) and was entertaining enough for time to pass by with constant tasks to perform and lots of meters to take care

a bit shit

i haven't slept for a year straight

I bought this game when there was a lot hype about it. I dont regret it, but I also got bored of it pretty fast. Its not a bad game so Im not giving this a thumb down, but I dont see myself playing this game for a long time. Its like with the sims series, when you feel like it you can play for some time, but then you forget about it for the rest of the year

Youtubers Life is a life simulation and tycoon-style game that places players into the role of an aspiring content creator trying to climb the ranks of online stardom. It begins in a modest setting—your character’s childhood bedroom—with a beat-up PC, a few dollars to your name, and big dreams of becoming the next internet sensation. What follows is a semi-whimsical, semi-serious simulation of the grind behind becoming a full-time YouTuber. You start small, recording simple gameplay or music videos, managing your time between studying (to keep your character’s grades up and avoid parental punishment), taking small jobs to earn extra money, and gradually improving your equipment. The early game is engaging because it captures the excitement of starting from nothing. Every milestone—your first subscriber, your first 1,000 views, your first sponsorship—feels rewarding and propels you to push for the next. The gameplay revolves around balancing several key areas: content creat...

I'd give it a neutral rating if I could, as you can see I got a few hours of mindless entertainment out of this but I guess overall I would not really recommend it. You just repeat the same processes over and over and watch numbers go up, move into new homes, hire assistants and so on. The problem is, the base process of creating videos is just boring, you get the option to just automate it at one point but by then what is even the point of doing anything? I can't really imagine doing a full playthrough of this as it simply does not have enough variation or incentives to keep the player hooked for that long, and considering the video making minigame just gets longer as your channel grows, it's just boring really. Some asides, I personally found the sound design to be dreadful, the noises the npcs make to mimic speech and their laughter is just grating, the music is also generic and gets old very fast. The english localization has some very basic mistakes often enough to cheapen the ...

good

im now yutuber i have more subs then pewdiepie