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About Realife Simulator

Realife Simulator is an open-ended multiplayer sandbox set in a shared city. There is no main quest, ending or prescribed goal: you choose what to do, whether that means exploring, building, relaxing, roleplaying or creating your own story. The city is populated by other players rather than scripted characters, and their choices shape the world alongside yours.

Life in the city

Players follow different paths and cross one another’s in a changing city. Some go to work, earn money legally or through crime, buy homes, or struggle to pay rent and sleep on the streets. Everyone chooses a role, but no one has a predetermined fate.

Players’ activities are interconnected. A restaurant owner may rely on another player to deliver goods, while police patrols and criminal plans affect one another. The economy and social systems are shaped by the people on each server, and player data—including crimes, careers, properties and relationships—is recorded. Real-time communication lets players interact directly, and each server has its own structure and rules.

Choose a role

Your role affects the city and can be affected by other players:

  • Police: fight crime and enforce the rules.
  • Mechanic: maintain vehicles and the city’s infrastructure.
  • Taxi driver: connect parts of the city and support social interaction.
  • Real estate agent: manage properties and influence the market.
  • Criminal: break the rules and create new risks.
  • Worker: maintain basic services and help provide for others’ comfort.

How far you rise depends on your decisions and social relationships.

An evolving world

The game’s systems include a player-to-player social media feature, company formation and partnerships, and chains for construction, production and distribution. They also include publishing, content creation and advertising, as well as neighborhood and community systems. New players can change the world and its social balances.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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