Youtubers Life 2 Release Date

[Nhyiraba Valentin]

YoutubersLife is a life simulation game with business simulation elements, and influences from the Game Dev Tycoon and The Sims video games.[1] The player has to manage a character trying to build a career as a YouTube personality.[2] In addition to managing the creation of videos for their channel, the player must also manage the character's education and social life.[1][2] As the character develops, the player also must manage the character's employees and growing content network. Opportunities to create videos for friends, creating videos through advertising agreements, and the revenue generated by each video's ads enable the character to purchase upgrades to their equipment and housing, and access resources to level up their character's skills.[2]

Youtubers Life was developed by U-Play online, an independent entertainment company based in Barcelona, Spain.[3] The game was greenlit through Steam Greenlight in 2015,[4] and released into Steam Early Access, for Microsoft Windows and OS X, on 18 May 2016.[5][3]

Developed by the management simulator experts at UPLAY Online and published by Raiser Games, Youtubers Life earned its fair share of admirers, so perhaps it shouldn't come as too much of a surprise that a sequel is on the way! With that in mind, we jumped on a Zoom call with some of the developers to learn more about the upcoming follow-up to Youtubers Life.

After showing us an eye-catching early build of the game, a Raiser representative told RadioTimes.com, \"With Youtubers Life 2 we wanted to give players a new twist and make the game evolve at the same time that the world of YouTubers has done, increasingly becoming content generators for different platforms and giving relevance to streaming.\"

Teasing the new content on offer here, they added: \"Players will be able to create content in an open world (with a very careful aesthetic), be influenced by the relevant trends of the moment, and become the #1 'newtuber' of the moment.\" To find out more about Youtubers Life 2, read on.

The official Steam page for Youtubers Life 2 says that the game has a planned release date in 2021, but it doesn't specify exactly when the release will fall during this year. For now, you can wishlist the game, which should mean you're kept up to speed with all the important information as it's revealed.

Youtubers Life 2 will launch on Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, Mac and PC (with Steam handling the Mac and PC side of things). Thanks to the magic of backwards compatibility, you should also be able to play it on PS5 or Xbox Series X/S, if you're lucky enough to own one of those powerful new consoles. We'd also predict that the game will look great on the Nintendo Switch OLED - its colourful world could complement that brightness-loving screen very nicely.

Youtubers Life 2 has a lot of fresh features that the original game didn't have. As you can see in the video above, one of the major new features in Youtubers Life 2 will be a drone, your handy sidekick that can spot trends for you and allow your character to stream videos from anywhere in the world.

Speaking of the world, another major upgrade sees an explorable city added to the franchise. Rather than being stuck in a studio all the time, your character can now go out, wander around and capture videos and photographs wherever they please. In the build we saw of the game, this world looked cute and colourful with plenty of things to do and places to see.

You'll also have heaps of customisation across the board - your character, your studio and your drone can all be tailored to your own tastes, and you can post to numerous different social media platforms in the game.

Yes, you can take a look at a decent chunk of Youtubers Life 2 gameplay footage, which showcases all of the big changes we just mentioned. The developers have shared an eight-minute Youtubers Life 2 gameplay video, and you can take a look below to see what the game has in store...

We'll be sure to update this page when that Youtubers Life 2 release date is confirmed. And until then, you can always try out the first game if you haven't already - it's very cheap on Steam at the moment.

After showing us an eye-catching early build of the game, a Raiser representative told RadioTimes.com, "With Youtubers Life 2 we wanted to give players a new twist and make the game evolve at the same time that the world of YouTubers has done, increasingly becoming content generators for different platforms and giving relevance to streaming."

Teasing the new content on offer here, they added: "Players will be able to create content in an open world (with a very careful aesthetic), be influenced by the relevant trends of the moment, and become the #1 'newtuber' of the moment." To find out more about Youtubers Life 2, read on.

Now, if you want to get to know more about a YouTuber's challenges and experience all the difficulties they overcome to deliver some quality content, you should probably try out YouTubers Life 2, the follow-up to 2016's YouTubers Life with significant improvements in every major aspect.

Featuring PewDiePie, Rubius, Crainer, WillyRex, and many other well-known real-life content creators, YouTubers Life 2 allows you to fully customize your character and YouTube channel, while exploring in an open-world city, contacting people, and following quests.

YouTubers Life 2 will be available on October 19 in almost all regions of the world. The exact release time may vary depending on the time zone, so we have listed the game's exact release time for each region down below:

YouTubers Life 2 will have different price tags depending on the platform you want to play on. The game will cost you $39.99 on PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. That being said, the Steam version is expected to be cheaper.

On this page, you will find all there is to know about the various updates for Youtubers Life 2 on Nintendo Switch (originally released on October 19th 2021 in Europe and North America, and December 9th 2021 in Japan)!

The game begins with me living at home with my mom, something pretty much anyone who has played games has been accused of at one time or another. In this bizarro universe, PC games are sold on physical media, delivered to your door in a box(?), and placed on a shelf. Weird! My shelf has only a single game, but from these humble beginnings I shall build a mighty empire of likes! Probably. Time to record myself playing my only game!

Hey guys! Recording is basically a card game, where your place the cards you are dealt to into what feels like the appropriate on-screen situation. At the beginning you only have weak cards like 'Unfunny Comment' but as you progress you earn better cards. Like 'Funny Comment'. Cards have a point value, and you only have so many 'idea points' per session, which increase as you gain experience. You also edit your video, trying to fit it together as best you can based on the tabs sticking out of each slide. Finally, add as many post effects as you can, render it, and upload it. Then sit back and wait for the sweet, sweet likes to roll in.

Of course, it's not all fun and (literal) games. I need to sleep and eat, or else I lose idea points and become sluggish. I have to study for school, and I need to do odd jobs to earn money to afford to buy more games, decorations for my room, clothing, and better parts for my PC. If I don't make enough videos, my subscribers become unhappy, and if I don't study enough my mom gets miffed. It's a delicate balancing act, the kind where you're constantly miserable, tired, there's never enough time and everyone is always disappointed in you. Just like life!

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