Collect & upgrade new and epic Pixelings.Devise the best strategy, use big brain tactics, and make your name famous in the arena!ĭrag, drop, and swap! PewDiePie’s Pixelings has the best combat system: it captures the essence of idle games and the strategic depth of turn-based strategy RPGs.Ĭreate a guild and chat with your friends to build a new unique strategy! Go head-to-head against other players in gripping, real-time PvP battles. Make new friends and catch up with familiar faces from Tuber Simulator & Legend of the Brofist. It’s up to you and PewDiePie to battle against the threatening invaders and restore order to Pixeland’s different worlds!īuild your deck of Pixelings and lead them to glorious victory! Collect and upgrade over 40 hand drawn pixel creatures in this EPIC Idle but not-so IDLE RPG Game. Trouble brews a mysterious being is consuming Pixeland’s inhabitants. Users began seeing errors when they tried to set up accounts, and Outerminds has been working to resolve the issue. As of a few hours ago, the game publisher announced on Twitter it was “almost done” fixing the “Error 99” problem people were experiencing.Journey to Pixeland, home of the cute and epic Pixelings. The game crashed shortly after launch, as the servers were overwhelmed by the demand. “Tuber Simulator” was launched via Revelmode, PewDiePie’s joint venture with Maker Studios, and published by Montreal-based Outerminds.
Such is the power of the YouTube fan base. It’s also the #1 free game in 29 countries on the App Store, reports app store intelligence firm Sensor Tower. (It would be #1 if Apple didn’t insist on including its iTunes U app in the App Store charts.) The game also became the #1 free iPhone game in just 20 hours, and is the #1 free app in 10 countries. It went from the #25 Overall free app on the App Store on launch day to the #2 app today. The game was published to the App Store and Google Play on Thursday, and hit the charts hard. That’s what happened, at least, following the iOS and Android launch of “PewDiePie’s Tuber Simulator,” the video star’s latest game, which parodies the life of a full-time YouTube creator.
What happens when the world’s biggest YouTube star Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg tells his 48 million YouTube subscribers to download and play his new mobile game? The game promptly shoots up to the top of the App Store, and the servers crash under the load.
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