- September 28, 2016
- Outerminds
- 5h median play time
PewDiePie's Tuber Simulator
Platforms
About
"PewDiePie's Tuber Simulator" is a single-player simulation game where you become a viral video creator, aiming to surpass PewDiePie's success. Its humorous tone, intriguing gameplay, and decent visuals are addictive, but its repetitive grinding, numerous bugs, and excessive ads can be frustrating. Although it features a beautiful soundtrack, it may not fully compensate for its drawbacks, depending on personal preferences.








- The game is fun and addictive, with a great pixel art style and engaging gameplay.
- It allows for a lot of creativity in customizing rooms and characters, making it enjoyable for players.
- The game is free to play, with optional ads that provide rewards, making it accessible without forcing players to spend money.
- The game frequently crashes, especially during loading screens or when trying to watch ads, leading to frustration.
- Progression can feel slow at higher levels, with long wait times for videos and shipments, which may lead to boredom.
- There are issues with account recovery, causing players to lose their progress and making it difficult to log back into their accounts.
monetization
686 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game is generally well-received, with players appreciating that ads are optional and not intrusive. Users report that while there are microtransactions available, they are not necessary for progression, and the game allows for ample opportunities to earn in-game currency without spending real money. Overall, the game strikes a favorable balance between optional ads for rewards and a lack of forced advertisements, making it a more enjoyable experience compared to many other mobile games.
“There are microtransactions, but it's easy to progress without spending any real money.”
“While there are microtransactions, it's possible to (slowly) earn bux in-game for cosmetics and their usage beyond that is in a pay-to-speed-up capacity as opposed to pay-to-win.”
“This game is really fun, there's no ads popping up every 2 seconds and it's interesting, a real attention grabber!”
“So yeah, it's one more of those games that appeal to stupid microtransactions, in subtle ways trying to get you to watch ads and pay for in-game cash.”
“This game is sh*t this game is an absolute pile of dog sh*t and a complete cash grab for money and it's not even fun it's essentially a taping game but with the clash of clans style wanting system you can not progress this game without using you're wallet so don't bother installing it if you're not gonna.”
“The only things holding it back are the ads.”