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Text-based life simulators: live a whole life with an AI

Life sims are about small decisions adding up: take the job or the risk, pay the rent or go out, call your mum or don't. A text RPG with an AI Game Master turns that into a story you write as you go, where every choice has a believable consequence.

Pick a life

Infinite Life starts on your first day of sixth form and follows wherever you take it. Southside Hustle puts you in South London with no money and a lot of ideas. Five Boroughs is big-city dreams in New York, Tokyo New Life is starting over abroad, and Hollywood Dreams is chasing fame in LA.

Comic strip of a round in Infinite Life: Maya, a sketchbook-loving aspiring architect, nervous about making friends; and Ellis, a quick-witted footballer secretly passionate about baking.
A round of Infinite Life, painted as a comic strip.

Money, time and consequences

Grounded worlds track what matters in real life. Your sheet holds your cash and bank balance, your job, age and reputation, and meters like Energy and Stress. Everyday payments go on your card; rent, bills and wages arrive on time; and when you skip ahead a few months, the Game Master works out what those months did to your money and your life.

Setbacks come from somewhere real (a rude boss, a bill, a rival), not random disasters. Good fortune happens too: most rounds leave you with something.

Play it with friends

Life stories get better with company. Play flatmates splitting the rent, siblings running the family shop, or friends who all moved to the same city. Your choices collide in ways a solo sim can't manage, and the comic strips show everyone's day side by side.

Try it now

Start a solo game in a few seconds with no account, or open a room and invite your friends.

Worlds to try

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