Rapstar Sim: Rap Life Career app analytics for November 1

You are eighteen, broke, and recording in a bedroom. What happens next is one hundred energy a week and the decisions you make with it. Rapstar Sim is a weekly turn-based rap career simulator. Every week you choose: write a track, boost it, upgrade the room, run a campaign, take a shift at the record store, book a tour, or call in a feature. Then you press END WEEK and read what the world did back. THE MUSIC Song rating runs across seven bands to 120, and it is capped by your build, not your wallet. No amount of cash buys a hit in week two. Rating decides how long a song earns; virality decides how fast it spreads. They are separate numbers on purpose, and the best tracks need both. THE WORLD Forty rival artists live their own careers. They drift, they release, and they collaborate with each other whether you are involved or not, so The 25 reshuffles for reasons you did not cause. Every artist tracks respect toward you. Respect is what makes an A-lister answer, and it takes up to 45% off their feature fee, so the cheapest way to a big guest verse is years of work rather than a big cheque. THE BUSINESS Streams pay. So do shows, music videos, merch and a portfolio. Once you have two million in the bank and a real studio you can launch your own label, sign the artists who respect you most, and finally own your masters. Property is the only thing in the game that raises your energy ceiling, which is why a house is a decision and not a trophy. THE REST OF YOUR LIFE You can date, and the career that makes you worth dating is the career that makes you impossible to date. A meter tells you the odds before you propose, and the ring is paid for whichever way they answer. Marriage, children and what a divorce costs are all in there too. THE ENDING There is no retirement. The career ends when you die, and how you lived decides how likely that is and what takes you. Then the game keeps going: the estate releases what is still in the vault into a hype spike two to three times anything you saw alive, licenses the catalogue to films, and finally reduces the whole run to one number on a scorecard. - Completely offline. No account, no ads, no internet permission at all. - No timers, no waiting. The week ends when you say it does. - Every cover and every face is generated, so no two careers look alike. Streaming, video and chart screens are original designs inspired by the real thing. This game is not affiliated with any music service or publication.