In YouTubers Life you take on the role of a YouTuber who creates gaming (cooking, fashion etc coming soon) videos. You start in a tiny room with a basic computer, but as the game progresses you can rent better spaces to live in and better hardware, which you use to create better videos.

To create gaming videos, you must choose your reaction to specific game moments and then edit the video together and apply post process effects. You then decide whether to upload the video or retire it. Once uploaded, you get to read people’s comments, see ratings and promote it.

At later stages you can do collaboration videos with friends and/or even hire collaborators who will be doing videos for you, as long as they like you and as long as you can afford them of course.

As with every real professional gamer, you will be invited to a variety of events and game presentations where you can meet fellow YouTubers, record Vlogs and pose for the press. You also have an opportunity to show in a variety of online shops for games, peripherals, furniture, food and clothing.

Even though the game is in early access it still is very enjoyable. Although I don’t really produce many YouTube videos in real life, I still found this game interesting and it inspired me for some projects that I may do in the future.

If you’re looking for a game that is like The Sims but much less complicated and which revolves around gaming culture, you should definitely give this game a go!

Special thanks: A. Rowles.

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