Lamar-idle Vlogger is a unique business simulation game in which players take the role of Lamar, a poor man who decides to start his own broadcasting career in order to earn money. In order to enhance the gaming experience for players, we have released a modified version of the Lamar-Idle Vlogger module, including:

1. Free upgrade

2. Money doesn't go down

Game background

Lamar, a man who drives an old used car and lives in a dilapidated house, decided to become a livestream blogger because he couldn't pay off his friends' debts. However, he was refused a loan to buy a mobile phone, so he borrowed a phone from a friend to start broadcasting, and the game began.

Improve your skills

To be a streamer, you need to have a smart mind and great skills. In the game, players can spend the money they make from streaming to improve their skills, including charisma, impressions, and education. The higher your skills, the faster you make money (of course, that doesn't mean you can't make money if you are a retarded).

Change your gear

As a livestream host, you can't do without good equipment, in order to improve your livestreaming quality, you need to upgrade your camera, your tripod, and most importantly, your microphone (unless no one can understand what you're saying in the first place).

Develop your style

As a livestream host, you will of course need to be constantly in front of your audience. So you need to pay attention to your style, whether it's your clothes, or your hair and your glasses, or your watch?!

Move to a bigger, better house

Now that you're making money, you should do something about your property. Fix up your garden and driveways, spruce up your backyard, and build your statue to show your taste.

Live, be famous, make money

For Lamar-Idle Vlogger, the greatest pleasure is watching your life get better as you stream and earn more money, from a homeless person living in a dilapidated house to a billionaire living in a villa. Of course, it's best not to get a girlfriend, especially one who will give you half of your money.