Fans of the world-famous YouTube gamer and vlogger Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, more popularly known as PewDiePie, will find the free-to-play clicker game PewDiePie’s Tuber Simulator highly riveting and a great way to pass the time. Made with quirky art and voiced over by Felix himself, it also features mini-games and other exciting aspects.

True to its name, PewDiePie’s Tuber Simulator is a simulation game that's the shoes of a budding YouTuber. The gameplay circles around creating videos, decorating your pad, picking out a good strategy by improving your knowledge tree, and more. 

Create videos and grow the knowledge tree

What sets PewDiePie’s Tuber Simulator apart from other clicker games is its fun premise and the heavy involvement of PewDiePie himself. In the beginning, he will run you through the game’s mechanics via a fully-voiced tutorial that is packed with the ins and outs of the game as well as the YouTuber’s witty one-liners. Then, you are free to grow your channel and decorate your apartment as you wish.

You can make various genres of videos and speed up the creation process by relentlessly clicking on the screen or watching an ad. Garnering views and followers means having a steady stream of ‘bux,’ the in-game currency, which you can use to purchase items as you expand your apartment. There are item theme events to catch, or you can go ballistic by mixing and matching everything in one place.

There is a knowledge tree to fill and you can progress through it with points in the form of brains. Complete quests and click on the sponsor eagle—which will launch an ad—to get special bonuses every now and then. There are fun mini-games like Puggle and Craniac, too. Plus, the game does not rely heavily on in-app purchases. However, gameplay will feel repetitive in the long run.

Great game for PewDiePie fans

This free-to-play mobile game focuses on the grind of making videos in order to acquire views and subscribers; players can also customize their character and their environment. The game’s fun, lighthearted attitude, and charming retro art style are the main attraction, while the gameplay is similar to most other energy-economy mobile games, with the usual emphasis on gently encouraging in-app purchases and inducing players to watch ad videos.