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‎Life Simulator is a realistic life simulation game that is both fun and educational! Choose a starting life scenario and see if you can go from rags to riches! Start as an uneducated bum living on a park bench and end as a yacht driving CEO living in a mansion. The game contains subtle lessons abou.

A downloadable game for Windows and macOS

The story is focused on a human who’s teleported to an alternative world, Fluffland, a magic place with beings called fluffs.
It’s a carefree game about exploration and friendship, and there are unlockable features as you progress with the story.
The life simulation part allows you to join daily activities and small random events. You can interact with fluffs and raise your friendship points with them.
The gameplay is not limited to story like normal visual novels. In Fluffland you can enjoy unlockable side chapters and periodic events even after you’ve completed the main story.

☆9 main characters
☆20+ side characters
☆3 adoptable fluffs (pet system)
☆20+ backgrounds
☆2 sets of GUI
☆5+ OST
☆6+ CGs
☆15+ main chapters
☆Various side chapters
☆Periodic events like Christmas event, Halloween events, etc (through updates)
☆Life simulation (work, school, shopping, gacha, gardening, battle, etc)

Fluffland is an utopian world, a pleasant and carefree place.
It’s divided in 2 main areas:
☆Fluffland mainland, a huge floating island, with a dream-like atmosphere;
☆Cemetery is a Japanese-styled hidden city, built under the Mainland. It’s a lively place with night parties and arena duels.

Fluffland was started as a personal project by Fluffness in 2018. Later, collaborators from other games joined the team and gave important contributes to its developement.
Currently, our team is formed by 5 talented people from all around the world:
Monoyagi: artist, character designer, graphic designer
CthulhuSeeker: composer
Lenore: editor
DAX: graphic designer for Kickstarter presentation and general support
Fluffness: developer, writer, artist, character designer

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Development log

• Minor update and bug fix
  Aug 28, 2019

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So... I restart the game but no chapters appears. Is it normal? I want to replay it again...

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Did you restart though the restart option in setting? Menu --> settings ---> restart

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Yes that's what I did. Nothing. Maybe I should delete save files but it seems impossible (I can't found where this files are folded)

I'm truly sorry for the incovenience. I found the problem. I'll fix it right away

Thank you! I like Fluffland and is waiting for full game. Good luck!

Thank you <3 It makes me happy to hear that there are people waiting for my game. I have updated the download link (I think x.x sorry I'm not familiar with itch yet), but if you don't want to re-download it, you can play it online https://cloudnovel.net/fluffness/novel/fluffland-demo

I quite like the game, it's really cute. I saw a few typos though. The main one being from the 'Go to' menu where the 'Fluff Plains' are written as 'Fuff Plains' without the 'L'.
The game also mentions the ability to buy a Restaurant but it doesn't seem like it can be done yet? Or maybe just not in the Demo version?

Either way this game is ADORABLE!!

Thank you very much. I'm very happy to hear you liked it. And thank you for reporting the typo.

The restaurant feature hasn't been added yet. It will be unlocked later in the story and the DEMO has the basic features only. If the kickstarter goes well, I should be able to implement it around October.

Ah, alright, hope it goes well!
Incidentally is the game played from a male or a female perspective? Or is that left to the player's imagination?

I hope we can adopt Usachi at some point!

It's left to the player's imagination. At first we wanted to make the player customize it with a dress up game, but seems like we won't get enough funds for it.

There are only 3 adoptable fluffs, sorry x.x Usachi has a role in story and I can't make it adoptable XD

Awww... well I'm sure the other Fluffs will be just as adorable, I guess the hard part will be choosing which one to adopt... unless we can adopt all 3! ^_^

Yes, you can adopt all 3. Here they are. This is their first form

The Game of Life is not your typical computer game. It is a cellular automaton, and was invented by Cambridge mathematician John Conway.

This game became widely known when it was mentioned in an article published by Scientific American in 1970. It consists of a collection of cells which, based on a few mathematical rules, can live, die or multiply. Depending on the initial conditions, the cells form various patterns throughout the course of the game.

Rules

Each cell with one or no neighbors dies, as if by solitude.

Each cell with four or more neighbors dies, as if by overpopulation.

Each cell with two or three neighbors survives.

Each cell with three neighbors becomes populated.

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The Controls

Choose a pattern from the lexicon or make one yourself by clicking on the cells. The 'Start' button advances the game by several generations (each new generation corresponding to one iteration of the rules).

More information

In the first video, from Stephen Hawkings’ documentary The Meaning of Life, the rules are explained, in the second, John Conway himself talks about the Game of Life.

The Guardian published a nice article about John Conway.

Implemented by Edwin Martin <edwin@bitstorm.org>