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Version 2.4.30 · 2026-10-07
Regular updates will be performed to improve game stability.
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The store currently lists version 2.4.30, updated 2026-10-07.








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'Life is a Game' is a life simulation game where you see the life of a person from birth until death.
Thanks to many players' suggestions, the female main character is now available to play.
Play now to start a new life as a woman.
■■■■■Game Introduction■■■■■
'Life is a Game' is a running game.
Your life and appearance changes based on the type and
amount of coins you obtain, and the choices you make using
the Choice button throughout the game.
For example, if you painted a lot when you were a child,
your character develops into an artistic teenager and shows
their talents in art. If they play a musical instrument, there
is a higher chance that your character develops into a singer.
Also, you need to take care of your happiness and the relationships
you have with other people.…
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