The Life - Simulator Games

The game is good, but can be extremely frustrating sometimes. There are times when the happiness meter drops more than I can restore it in one month ( every month all meters drop down a certain amount). My avatar will be wanting better living quarters or a new car, and when I don’t have enough money to get it for him, he becomes very unhappy. The only way to make him not depressed is to spend the game money that I was trying to save up for the thing he wanted. The future market also glitches sometimes and will show that I don’t own properties when I bought them. The Education times are also absurd!! A game month takes about 30 seconds, and the education times are like, 36 months. Which means 18 minutes of just waiting and really doing nothing besides refilling the meters. That time is also a problem bc I have limited time on games, so 18 minutes is a lot of waiting just to advance in a game. This may not have ads, but the waiting times may as well be one. Also, once you choose to buy or pay for something in game, you cannot go back. So if you realize that the girlfriend or education you clicked on is too expensive for you at that moment, you cannot go back and end up going bankrupt.

They offered me 500 coins to write a review, after just playing it for two minutes. I’ll be happy to take the coins, but I honestly haven’t played enough of it to give a solid opinion yet. If they want honest opinions, they should wait after you played it a couple of days.

At first your like OK?!…But after a while you start to see why the layout is the way it is. Look if your into great action games, like dramatic cinema or maybe a complex strategy for victory. This is not your game! Lol but I like it , it’s interesting concept of how to looks at what’s really important in a sense. All and all it a 5 for me because the game never promise outrageous graphics or anything but a outtake on responsibility and growing up that seems like a good time passer. Like if your into village type games this could be like your time consumer or something.