You use views to get stuff for your room which you have to wait for shipping and can do only one at a time but the game does offer an alternative. Gameplay was quite simple, you’d choose to make a video then the combination of topics while keeping an eye on the trendometer in order to get views and subscribers (you can also amusingly rename videos which will be listed in your Top 10 Videos in your Stats).
When you first get into the game you are greeted with a tiny run down room with a PC on a cardboard box so you really did start from the bottom (it also wasn’t worth screenshotting yet). As for gameplay it seemed it’d be easy to get used to but the real question was how long would it stay that way, as always with Free to Play games it was very quick to introduce its premium currency which also doesn’t seem impossible to get… at first. Graphics seemed much better and the music was still alright. Opening up the game though I was pleasantly surprised that it truly had voice acting by Pewdiepie himself (not stolen soundbytes like all those fangames), basically he talked you through the tutorial and some other small explanations of what stuff does. There are many YouTube simulators but this is the only one I know of banking on the popularity of a specific one so I was extra wary of its quality and its free to play elements.ĭoesn’t look terrible according to the title screen although something seemed a bit off about the graphics and the music was alright but not as good as they claim it is. It also boasts a Pug minigame and Voice Acting by Pewdiepie. Pewdiepie’s Tuber Simulator is a casual free to play game for Android by Outerminds Inc where you control a random ‘Tuber’ making videos and getting subs in order to buy stuff for your room with the ultimate goal of dethroning Pewdiepie.
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