Life Simulator Review

Graphics – 3.5/5

The genre of text games means that the whole gameplay must be conveyed via textual messages. That’s why there’s nothing to watch in Life Simulator game. However, the Qizz developer could make at least simple backgrounds for menus, actions, and achievements. It would be rather rewarding to see pictures at least time after time. Nevertheless, the Life Simulator system requirements are extremely low due to the absence of graphics.

Gameplay – 5/5

Though Android Life Simulator doesn’t have any visuals, it’s still highly immersive. The idea is quite simple. You are offered to play for a human who found himself naked and barefoot on the streets. Lead him to a better life – find clothes, a shelter, a job, and start building a new life.

The character has a list of objectives along with needs. There are no Sims-like features, so you don’t have to waste time visiting loo 10 times per day. Goals in Life Simulator have a more global scale. Health, mood, and energy depend on your character’s quality of clothing. Mood depends on the multiple conditions, such as wealth, weather, success or failure, quality of sleep and many others.

The further stage you reach, the more actions you can perform. The wisest choice is to find at least the worst job to get the living. After that, you can save up money to enter the university and find a better job as a result. The choice of careers is big enough to match the interests of all players. Graduate to start earning more and more than buy real estate, cars, yachts, brand clothes, and other things. All items have several quality levels. For example, there are different sizes of houses as well as the various quality of furnishings.

Controls – 5/5

There is nothing special about controls in Life Simulator free to play game. The whole gameplay is based on simple choices. You just have to tap the words to perform certain actions.

Replay Value – 4/5

Life Simulator latest version provides a lot of different lifespan scenarios. You can choose various professions and education to experience more scenarios. On the other hand, no matter what education you have, there are always only two ends – prosperity and poverty. The gameplay test for this Life Simulator review took about a month to exhaust the randomizer.

The Bottom Line

Life Simulator is a unique gaming experience in which you can simulate human life via simple textual commands and responses. Be patient to reach the prosperity or just live the life carelessly to see how will it end.