Or, maybe Twitch noticed you can make your character run around in the nude, with odd-looking clouds just about covering up private parts.Īs you'd expect, Twitch's decision sparked a vociferous debate about whether it was right to ban Yandere Simulator (the r/games thread on Reddit linking to YandereDev's tweet has, at the time of publication, over 1200 comments).

Or, Twitch might have picked up on the fact you can take panty shots of under-age girls and send them to other in-game characters. Yandere Simulator's schoolchildren violence might have sparked Twitch into action. The video, below, shows off some of the gameplay. You can poison, electrocute, drown and stab, and gag, kidnap and torture rival schoolmates to drive them to commit suicide or murder. Since then, the creator has made test builds available for download and released a raft of progress updates that reveal the various ways you're able to murder your rivals. It's the work of 'YandereDev', of Temecula, California, who says he worked at a video game company for three years before going freelance.ĭevelopment began in April 2014. According to the developer's blog, a 'yandere' is a girl who 'loves a boy so much that she is willing to threaten, harm, or kill any other girl who seems interested in him'. You play a jealous anime schoolgirl who murders anyone who dares to capture the attention of her 'crush'. So, what is Yandere Simulator? It's been described as Hitman meets Japanese high school. As of today, broadcasting Yandere Simulator on will get your account banned! /y105K4Cn1x- YandereDev JanuTo see this content please enable targeting cookies.

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