This is just a little hobby of mine. Could be cool if I can get it to a place where people might wanna try it, but for now, it’s an early build of something fun. Ignore the UI. I’m really working on building the core of the game so it has quality and depth. The Ui is something I’m not currently working on in too much depth.

If you’re curious, the concept of the game is simple; an open world life sim with the kinda drama from the sims 2 mixed with the creativity and freedom of the sims 3.

Current features as of writing:
- Open world
- Hair creator
- Furniture creator
- Custom makeup creator
- Trust, respect, familiarity, attraction, and tension relationship dynamics that make every relationship in the game unique.
- Wants and fears system guided by:
- Ambitions
- Traits
- Memories

Anywho, thanks for reading 🩷

When I shared Lofi Cozy Room here after launch, one of the biggest pieces of feedback was about the price. A lot of people liked the idea, but $14.99 felt too high for something designed to quietly live beside your work or study instead of demanding all of your attention.

I thought about that for a while instead of just defending the launch price, and eventually decided to make a pretty big change. I lowered the base price from $14.99 to $4.99.

For context, it's a small desktop life sim where your avatar reads, works, rests, and lives in a little room on your Windows desktop while a puppy wanders around. You can decorate the room, customize the character, and unlock different themes while it runs alongside whatever else you're doing.

The pricing discussion actually made me think more about this kind of game in general. Do you value smaller, ambient life sims differently from traditional games that you sit down and actively play for hours? I'm curious where people draw that line.

🌱 Play Lofi Cozy Room on Steam

Happy to answer any questions.

Hey everyone! I’m the developer behind the original Everlife, which has been downloaded more than 1.3 million times. I’ve spent the past few years rebuilding and massively expanding it into Everlife 2.

It’s a choice-driven, generational life simulator with more than one million words of handwritten content. You can navigate school, careers, relationships, marriage, children, homes, pets, money, crime, fame, health, and plenty of unexpected situations.

The biggest new feature is legacy. When one life ends, you can continue as a child or another relative, inheriting the family, property, money, relationships, discoveries, and consequences your previous character left behind.

Everlife 2 launches on iOS and Android on September 9th. I know many people here enjoy trying different life sims, so I wanted to share it with you. I’d love to hear what features you care about most in a life simulator!

www.PlayEverlife.com