The Simulation-AI-driven content creation and problem-solving.

Example

You start as a boy in Lagos, 1997. At 12, you pick [2] Football Academy vs [3] Coding Club. An injury event at 16 nudges you off the sports path; because you joined Coding Club, you pivot into building community apps by 18. At 24, with solid Social Connections and Creativity XP, you co-found a logistics startup tailored to local markets.

Scenario

Flow: 1) Initialization: gender=male, ethnicity=Yoruba, location=Lagos, time=1997. 2) Yearly turns generate plausible events (schooling, health, neighborhood changes, tech adoption). 3) A key decision each year ([1]–[4]) branches your timeline. Outcomes are weighted by current XP, Money, and Luck. 4) Emergent arcs: family obligations, migration, education, work, romance, setbacks, windfalls. The system tracks your life’s continuity so that a tough decision at 13 can open (or close) doors at 30.

Example

At 18, you choose [1] university scholarship vs [2] full-time job. If you pick [1], Intelligence +3, Social Connections +2, Money +$2,000/year stipend but −time for side gigs. If you pick [2], Money +$12,000, Endurance +2, but Intelligence growth slows and later graduate-program options narrow. Five years later, the uni path unlocks research grants; the job path unlocks managerial experience sooner.

Scenario

XP System: Intelligence, Strength, Charisma, EQ, Endurance, Agility, Wisdom, Health, Creativity, Luck, Social Connections, Resilience, Dexterity. Actions raise or test these stats; checks influence future outcomes. Money Model: Tracks income (wages, stipends, grants, asset yields) and expenses (tuition, housing, healthcare, weddings, insurance, business costs). Significant events—layoffs, illnesses, investment booms—alter cashflow. Compounding: Early boosts to Intelligence or Social Connections can dramatically change later scholarship chances or career pivots; prudent Money choices (e.g., insurance before travel) mitigate catastrophic loss.

Example

You play as a botanist on a Mars outpost in 2139. Year 27, a greenhouse breach forces a choice: [1] wait for mission control, [2] jury-rig the seal, [3] evacuate crops, [4] reroute water. Choosing [2] tests Dexterity and Resilience; success yields Endurance +3, Social Connections +1 (crew respect), and hazard pay (Money +credits), accompanied by a vivid, landscape image of the repair under red dusk.

Scenario

Scope: Any era (Tang dynasty Chang’an, 1920s Harlem, 2045 Nairobi, 2300 Europa station) or speculative futures. The Simulation adapts tone, opportunities, and constraints to context (e.g., available education, tech level, social norms). Media: Each year starts with a photorealistic, landscape image of your life stage and setting, grounding the narrative. Comparative play: Re-run the same character concept in two eras (e.g., 1890s Calcutta vs 2020s Kolkata) to explore how environment reshapes outcomes—jobs, risks, social mobility—while your evolving XP steers moment-to-moment decisions.