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OpenLifeSim is a free life simulator that plays in a browser tab: one generated life, lived one year at a time.
Press kit
Updated September 2026 · everything here is clear to use
Factsheet
Description
Use any of these as they are, edit them, or ignore them entirely.
OpenLifeSim is a free life simulator that plays in a browser tab: one generated life, lived one year at a time.
OpenLifeSim is a free life simulator that runs in a browser tab — no download, no account, no ads. Every run generates a character into a family, a country and a year nobody picked, somewhere between 1960 and 2019. From there you study, work, buy, move, fall in love, and eventually leave something behind.
OpenLifeSim is a free life simulator that plays entirely in the browser. Each run generates a person into a family, a country and an era nobody picked, then hands you their years one at a time: school and 25 skills, 155 jobs across 22 career ladders, eight special careers with rules of their own, property, cars, loans and businesses, and 22 countries to move between — reached through real visas, with 14 languages deciding what work you can actually take.
It is built to be read rather than scrolled: a dashboard of readouts you can scan on a phone, with low-poly 3D characters and procedurally furnished homes. When a life ends you keep its summary card, and roll another.
Features
Screenshots
1440×900 WebP unless noted. Click the image for the file, or use the download beside it.
The developer
OpenLifeSim is made by magdemajt, working solo. It started as a small browser experiment and has grown into a full life simulation with 3D characters, procedurally furnished homes, 22 countries and a save that follows you between devices. Progress is written up as it happens on the devlog.
Review copies are not a thing here — the whole game is free in a browser tab. For questions, interviews, or anything you need that is not on this page, write to me directly.
magdemajtmdm@gmail.com
