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The Definitive Pro-gamer Simulator Made by the Developers of Youtubers Life, U-Play Online’s eSports Life Officially Announced.

Press release:
BARCELONA, Spain –September 7, 2017– Following the huge success of Youtubers Life, indie studio U-Play Online is proudly introducing eSports Life, the ultimate pro-gamer sim for PC and Mac which will be released before 2018. In eSports Life you take on the role of an amateur video games enthusiast with the objective of becoming an eSports star. The game will include different gaming genres such as FPS and MOBA, and many more surprises we will reveal soon. Develop your skills and train hard to turn yourself in a magnate of the eSports industry.

“With the new eSports Life we want to capture the thrill of competitive gaming,” says Guillermo Aguilera, Game Director at U-Play Online. “eSports Life is the game pro-gamers were waiting for”.

eSports Life represents the most ambitious project from U-Play Online so far. It takes a leap forward in every aspect compared to Youtubers Life, one of the top 100 best sellers on Steam in 2016. It’s longer, deeper and more mature. Add the game in your wishlist here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/704830/eSports_Life

You can find more information about eSports Life at www.esportslifegame.com and don’t forget to follow us on twitter.com/eSportsLife to get the most updated news right away.

About U-Play Online
U-Play Online is an independent video game studio based in the sunny city of Barcelona, Spain. Founded in 2009 and staffed by videogames and sports lovers, U-Play Online focuses on creative projects that combine classic playability values (management, runner, puzzle…) with the best of online gaming. They are creators of franchises such as Striker Manager, Striker Soccer, Swipe Basketball and Train Crisis, among other titles, which have been enjoyed by more than 50M users worldwide on multiple platforms (PC, iOS and Android). Their biggest success so far is Youtubers Life, the tremendous hit appeared in 2016.