"The Mimic Simulator" has received extremely high ratings on Steam, and its viewership on Twitch once surpassed that of "Assassin's Creed: Shadow."
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The "Yasuke Simulator" is an independent parody game launched by the developer HistoryAccurateDevelopers, released simultaneously with "Assassin's Creed: Shadows." This game has received an overwhelming 97% positive reviews on Steam and at one point surpassed "Assassin's Creed" in popularity on Twitch. The game allows players to assume the role of Yasuke as they embark on a journey to unify Japan, praised for its accurate depiction of Japanese history and humorous content. Although the concurrent player count on Steam is not high, its entertaining nature has attracted numerous streamers to live broadcast their gameplay.
Released by the developer HistoryAccurateDevelopers, "Yasuke Simulator," launched on the same day as "Assassin's Creed: Shadow," is an indie game on Steam filled with parody content. Unexpectedly, "Yasuke Simulator" received an overwhelming 97% positive reviews upon release, even surpassing the popularity of "Assassin's Creed: Shadow" on Twitch.
"Yasuke Simulator" was born as a parody game influenced by "Assassin's Creed: Shadow," where players can play as Yasuke and embark on an adventure to unify Japan. The current overwhelming 97% positive reviews are mainly related to the controversy surrounding "Assassin's Creed: Shadow," with many players noting the historical accuracy of the game as being similar to "Ghost of Tsushima," and even claiming that its music aligns more closely with Japanese styles, jokingly calling it the true 10/10 version of a new "Assassin's Creed" title.
It is worth noting that although "Yasuke Simulator" is a parody work, it exhibits real accuracy in some descriptions of Japanese cultural details, and is not simply a haphazard creation. Many reviews point out that the "Delivering Tofu" mission is very interesting, and the details and humor require a considerable understanding of Japanese culture. As a result, there are numerous analysis videos on Twitter and YouTube suggesting that the developers are likely Japanese.
As for the sales performance of "Yasuke Simulator," while it remains unclear, the peak simultaneous player count on Steam was only 271. However, on Twitch, its viewership briefly surpassed that of "Assassin's Creed: Shadow," as its amusing parody content is particularly suitable for streamers to play.