Life Changer

The game window has no option to re-size and it incredibly small. There is no full screen option for the game (ALT + ENTER does not work). Highly recommend to not purchase until dev fixes this simple issue.

Fun game but doesn't have much depth, once you get the CEO job it's just a matter of buying all the businesses and spam buying all the options. If you want a pretty mindless game to kill some time with it's not bad. But can't recommend at the current price, at 1/4 would be worth it.

game window is small. Has no resize option and the text is so small its hard to read not to mention everything else is tiny as well.

A little pricey for what it is. I bought it because it reminds me of Stick RPG 1 and 2. Very satisfying grind 👍 I wish there were more purchasable items (i.e. alarm clock, bed and kitchen upgrades etc). ..and please don't make me wait for the dialog from the Burgerland employee to finish BEFORE letting me purchase food. It got old real quick.

Flashback to 2000 in a fun addicting way.

This game is fun. I highly enjoyed my time playing it, but there's a catch. It's fairly linear, the goal and destination towards that goal will always be the same. Not only that, but once you complete the game, you are no longer allowed to continue that run any longer. With all that said, it has ZERO replay ability. Not worth $20 for this 2 hours game. On to the next game, DCTK.

I like the game’s gameplay where I get to develop my character, do explorations and develop unique strategy to achieve my goals. This game has some depth and replayability that keeps it fresh. Unlike other popular life simulation games such as The Sims and Jones in the Fast Lane, Life Changer comes with a business simulation feature to experience the challenges and rewards of capitalism. My character is able to purchase and grow virtual businesses and eventually improve them through research, marketing, renovations, community engagement, and expansion. It’s fun watching how these decisions and choices impact the success of the businesses. The game has a dynamic costs system as well, which adds some level of realism by simulating inflation and deflation. To take advantage of this, I can plan and time purchases strategically, taking advantage of price changes and maximizing resources to achieve virtual life goals which is quite interesting. My character can engage as well in activities such as scenic trips, watching movies/concerts, shopping, fine dining etc. which again involves thinking strategically about which activities to pursue and when to get the best results to boost happiness meter. If you're looking for a life simulation game that offers engaging entertainment and replayability, Life Changer is worth checking out.

This game helps my kid learn much about life and how money, work, and education interlink.

This is such a good and interesting game especially for my nephews and nieces! They get a good understanding of what adulting is like and iovely to see them tackle life's goals with such gusto!

Overly simple and repetitive.