Youtubers Life 2

My Laptop can play Baldur's Gate 3 with little to no issue, cannot play this game, unoptimized to holy hell, crashed regularly, couldn't even get far enough to end the tutorial.

[h1] Sequel done wrong [/h1] Early game hooks you a little, as it resembles the first game. Once you get the task to get 1000 cash... the game becomes painfully horrible. [h3] Gameplay loop [/h3] Check trends, do trends, gain followers, repeat for the entire game with some tasks and main story. This game is holding you by your hand like a little kid that has 0 IQ. It's not challenging and it's not great. I know the prequel had a boring gameplay loop too, but this is a sequel, and I expect a sequel to fix issues, this sequel fixed nothing. [h3] Skill tree [/h3] Horrible skill tree. The fact that you get the chance to do some videos without the skill tree just for it to get locked behind the skill tree is actually annoying. Not to mention it requires a lot of points which is an another issue. You get points from recording and uploading the video. Having to make bunch of videos for stupid points to actually unlock a skill tree that is trendy is painful because the next day that trend can literally die. I played Tube Tycoon, and the skill leveling there feels less painful. That says something. Press Alt tab and the game will start lagging. No idea why or how did the developers not fix that. I guess they are too busy making their Youtubers Life 3 slop game. I do not recommend this game.

Тупорылые разработчики прогнулись, обосрались и закрыли доступ в России на покупку 3 части серии.

I am not of fan of chore sim i shouldn't have to do 50 quest lines to be friends with 1 person

2/10 its like the 1st one but worse, much worse you cant play with just mouse anymore

Compared to the first game, a few things have changed. For example, you can now leave your home and explore the more or less open world. Along the way, you’ll come across plenty of opportunities to record videos, stream, or meet NPCs—some of whom are even well-known YouTube personalities. However, before you can perform most of these actions, you have to unlock them in a separate skill tree—just like many other things. This motivates you to make lots of videos, since every video generates skill points The gameplay loop is pretty entertaining, though it does get a bit repetitive the further you get into the game. Since I got the game as part of a bundle, I can hardly complain. It’s really not a bad game. I just think the first one is much better.

This gives me social anxiety. This is more like Big Brother.

Разработчики свернули не туда. В симулятор ютубера добавили слишком много лишнего, и это сильно испортило впечатление. Сразу после запуска тебя встречает какой-то робот, а потом менеджер, который тут же начинает сыпать указаниями. Дома спокойно посидеть и сосредоточиться на контенте почти невозможно - ты постоянно должен куда-то бежать: по делам, на встречи, по городу. Из-за этого запись видео превращается в сплошное мучение. Постоянная усталость накапливается очень быстро, энергии едва хватает на один ролик в день, а передвигаться на пустом "баке" - вообще пытка. В первой части всё было по-другому и гораздо круче, ты реально поднимался с нуля. Обновлял старый комп, покупал нормальную камеру и улучшал интернет, совмещал учёбу с подработкой, копил на съёмную квартиру и постепенно обустраивал свою жизнь. Это создавало ощущение настоящего прогресса и мотивации - каждый апгрейд и каждый новый ролик чувствовался. А здесь вместо уютного и сфокусированного симулятора получилась перегруженная открытая локация с кучей отвлекающих механик, которые только мешают главному - созданию контента. Парням из U-Play Online стоило бы вернуться к истокам и взять работающий механизм первой части, который многим так нравился, и аккуратно его улучшить, а не перестраивать всё заново в погоне за навалом контента. Тогда бы Youtubers Life 2 могла стать достойным продолжением. Итог: можно купить по скидке. Ребятам удачи в 3-й части серии.

[h1]Youtubers Life 2[/h1] [b]Rating:[/b] 1/10 — A Confusing Step Backwards [h1]The Short Version[/h1] [b]Verdict:[/b] My first time with this one, and it didn't take long to realize it wasn't worth the effort. Even after watching a YouTube video to see if I was missing something, the grind still didn't click and the loop felt more frustrating than fun. The visuals are a genuine improvement over the original, but that's about the only thing that moved forward. [table] [tr] [th]Category[/th] [th]Verdict[/th] [/tr] [tr] [td]Gameplay Loop[/td] [td]Worse than the original[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Presentation[/td] [td]Visually improved, oddly charming[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]Approachability[/td] [td]Confusing and unrewarding[/td] [/tr] [/table] [hr][/hr] [h1]NewTube City, Old Problems[/h1] [i]"Better looking than the first game, worse in just about every other way."[/i] Youtubers Life 2 moves away from the home-based management sim of the original and drops you into NewTube City an open-ish world where you wander around hunting for hashtags, filming content, and building a following. The aesthetic is quirky and charming, somewhere between Animal Crossing and a mobile idle game, and the visuals genuinely are a step up. The problem is everything underneath. [list] [*] [b]The Loop Doesn't Land:[/b] The grind here feels less intuitive and less rewarding than the first game. Even with outside help, the progression doesn't explain itself well and the moment-to-moment gameplay just doesn't feel satisfying. [*] [b]Confusing by Design:[/b] Between tracking down hashtag spots around the city, managing content types, and figuring out what actually grows your channel, the game throws a lot at you without making any of it feel coherent. [*] [b]Style Over Substance:[/b] The Animal Crossing-esque art style is genuinely the most appealing thing about this game. It's a shame the gameplay underneath it doesn't live up to the presentation. [/list] [h1]Not Getting a Fair Shot — And That's Okay[/h1] [i]"Some games just don't deserve the benefit of the doubt."[/i] I'll be upfront: I didn't put in a lot of time in to it, and I'm not going back. That's a deliberate call. I watched videos, tried to make sense of it, and still found it more annoying than engaging. That rarely happens, but when it does, I trust the feeling. [list] [*] [b]No Recommendation:[/b] Unlike the first game where I could still see the casual appeal, I genuinely can't find an audience to point this one toward — except maybe someone who wants something cute and low-stakes and isn't bothered by a grind that doesn't quite make sense. [*] [b]Watch Before You Buy:[/b] If there's any chance you're curious, watch gameplay footage first. This is one where seeing it in motion will tell you everything you need to know before spending a dollar on it. [/list] [h1]Final Thoughts[/h1] [b]Who is this for?[/b] Players who specifically want a quirky, Animal Crossing-style life sim and don't mind a confusing grind. Everyone else should look elsewhere. [b]Conclusion:[/b] A firm 1/10. The visuals are the only thing this game has going for it, and that alone isn't close to enough. Skip it or at the very least, watch someone else play it first.

I'd rather like this game then no, gameplay as fun as i expected. And i wouldn't say as that commentators that the game is lack of blogging and you just doing tasks. It's interesting and keeping you enjoying it