Lifeline - A life sim where every choice follows you for decades

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LifeLine is a text-based life simulator, BitLife-style, built around one idea: your choices should actually compound instead of resetting every year. Skip asking for a raise twice and your boss remembers. Miss two mortgage payments and the bank forecloses. How you were raised as a kid shapes what jobs and relationships even open up as an adult. Free to play from birth to death. No forced ads, no pay-to-win, no subscription. Built solo, still actively shipping new content.

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Hey, maker here. I built LifeLine because I kept playing life-sim games where nothing you did as a kid actually mattered by the time you hit adulthood. So the whole thing is built backward from that complaint: everything tracks and comes back around. Happy to answer anything about how the simulation works under the hood, or what's coming next. What's the one feature you'd want most in a life sim like this?