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The store currently lists version 3.2.0, updated 2026-10-22.
Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
Live your entire life, from birth to death, in 30 seconds. At every moment, your choices determine where your life will lead. Slack off as a white collar worker, and get laid off. If you work hard as a cat burglar, you'll become a criminal mastermind! Can you find the path to becoming a cyborg? A monk? A tycoon? A messiah? Because life's too long to live just once.
+ Highly addictive gameplay!
+ Catchy arcade-style music and sound effects!
+ More than 200 life stages with unique graphics!
+ More than 90 unlockable special combos!
+ Over a trillion possible lives to lead!
This is a rerelease of the original "30 Second Life" with 200+ new female sprites, improved interface, and more polish overall.
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• The Extras menu now has links to my other games, Triptoy and Unshuffle. Check them out! • Fixed a problem where buying the full game could fail with a "Couldn't Connect" message. • Removed the update summary screen that appeared after updating.
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