PocketLife: Life Simulator app analytics for November 1

Your life plan was going well. Then other people got involved. PocketLife is a life simulation game where hundreds of events and interactions turn your choices into stories. Be a supportive sibling, a devoted partner, an ambitious coworker… or the reason everyone has something to talk about. There’s a whole life to explore: A phone inside your phone: Earn extra cash delivering food through DoorCrash, find someone on Match, post on social media and follow dynamic news. Explore familiar apps for everyday life, business and the stock market. From your first paycheck to your own empire: Explore a simulated stock market and financial systems, buy homes and commercial properties, manage tenants, build holding companies and take your businesses public through IPOs. Power looks good on you: Live as royalty, pass laws and decide whether to serve your people or abuse your authority, including ordering executions. Chase fame and navigate scandals, or explore crime paths from organized crime to a serial killer living a double life alongside an ordinary job. Find your kind of life: Change your appearance, enjoy social activities, take vacations or emigrate. Adopt children, care for pets, seek health care and buy vehicles. Collect rare finds through auction houses and black markets, or find yourself caught up in lawsuits and the legal system. PocketLife combines familiar life simulator mechanics with clear, simple menus so you can get into your first life quickly. Enjoy the stories casually, or explore deeper systems when you want more. At its heart are the people you meet, the situations you face and how you choose to respond. Everything else gives those stories room to grow. What kind of life will you end up living? You’re here early: PocketLife will continue to grow through new stories, expanded features and ongoing improvements. The long term goal is a rich, robust life simulator for all kinds of players. Early players help shape that future: every piece of feedback is read and considered as development continues.