YouTube bans LEFT ALIVE streams

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The launch of LEFT ALIVE in the West will be very soon, but in Japan they already have the opportunity to play it, since it was launched before there. Unfortunately, everything seems to indicate that the game did not have the best reception. One indication of this is that YouTube does not accept title streams.

In full release, on February 28, users who wanted to could do LEFT ALIVE streams that let see gameplay, with the exception of cinematics. However, it seems that as of yesterday players can not place anything from LEFT ALIVE on YouTube.

The above was reported by the eastern user Fei, according to a publication on Twitter, in which the player reports that, despite his attempts, he can not share capture of LEFT ALIVE on the video platform.

This measure was perhaps taken to avoid affecting the sales of the game in America or maybe they are protecting the users of the West from possible spoilers. But these events point more to the first, because it is suspect if we take into account that LEFT ALIVE did not have good results in the early hours in the Japanese market.

This reception can be verified in Amazon Japan. In this site the reviews are mostly negative, and were made before the YouTube ban. Criticism focuses on game performance, controls, design, and so on. In addition, at the time of writing the note, LEFT ALIVE has a discount of 33%.

what do you think about this news? Do you think the ban on YouTube is due to criticism or subsequent arrival in America? Tell us in the comments.

In related information, yesterday they revealed the requirements of the delivery of Square Enix for PC. In addition, we recently informed you that LEFT ALIVE has already entered the GOLD phase, and that the developer had shared an extensive gameplay that told us more about the protagonists.

LEFT ALIVE will debut in America next Tuesday March 5 on PC and PlayStation 4 and if you want to know more about it, I invite you to click on this link.