You know the kind of thing you play for 5 minutes on your phone while you drop a load in the toilet before getting utterly bored by it. Honestly, this really feels like a cheap and nasty pay-to-win, tappy-tap mobile game. There’s really nothing more to creating content other than very simplistic and vastly overused game mechanics. From tired QTEs to just filling gaps in dialogue. The different content you create will have slightly different mechanics but are always massively simplified. Just make sure the little tabs of each clip of your video connect and there you go, you’ve just edited a video. This is a slightly modern version of those four or six-piece jigsaws you had when you were 3-years-old. It sounds a little complicated, but in all honesty, it really isn’t. These scenes have little tabs or ‘connections’ and the better connected your edit is, the better the video will be. Get the start, fill in the middle and put the end on. Editing is as simple as picking a scene and just placing it. The idea is to be creating five star and on-trend content to get those views. You get a star rating (out of five) on the quality of your content and of it is on-trend. Whichever response you pick will fill up one or several of five icons that denote how good your finished content will be. For a Vlog, for instance, a phrase will pop up and you pick from three (at first) responses. When it comes to actually creating that content, it’s all very uninspired and lacking. The same goes for playing video games, games trend, so make sure you are playing the games people want to see to get the most views for your content. There are specific points around the city where you can record videos and you need to keep an eye on what is trending each day to ensure the content you create is popular. This drone follows you everywhere, records your videos and takes photos for you. That gift is your very own drone, which you can name. With help from your not at all annoying (I’m lying) guide, Xavier, you move into your new place and get a gift.
There’s a very shallow character creation mechanic where you get to create your very own YouTuber, complete with stereotypical hipster clothing and haircuts.
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Try to get more and more fans, make more and more money to upgrade your apartment and equipment… to help make more and more YouTube content. Anyway, you move into your small apartment and begin making YouTube content.
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Plus there’s a tube station that can be used as a kind of fast travel system to get from one area to the other with ease. Still, it really doesn’t matter which of the three you move to as the city is pretty small and you can walk from one area to the other in seconds anyway. One area of the city is known for its video gaming, one for luxury shops, the other for its beach and exclusive club. You start out by picking one of three regions of the city to live in. The gameplay here is a very mixed bag as you do all you can to become internet famous. Slowly build yourself up from a YouTube newbie to the number 1 megastar. Talk to folk, take photos, make videos, buy clothes from shops, upgrade equipment, etc. You have a semi-open-world city to explore. So the basic plot of YouTubers Life 2 has you starting your own YouTube channel and striving to become the biggest and most popular uploader around… and that’s about it really.
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