
Build one Life in a world that keeps moving. Shape who you become through careers, relationships, family, money, health and thousands of connected choices, where consequences can follow you for years and your story can continue across generations.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Aug 10 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About

Want to understand how LIVORA works in more detail?
Use the View the manual link on this store page for a full guide to the game, including Formative Years, Adult Life, Life Pace, relationships, careers, money, health, family, legacy and more.
LIVORA is a modern life simulation about building one continuous Life through the choices, opportunities, relationships and consequences that shape it.
Start from birth with Formative Years, where childhood and adolescence help determine the person you become, or begin directly in Adult Life and start building your future straight away.
Build a career. Manage your money. Find somewhere to call home. Form relationships. Raise a family. Look after your health. Study, travel, pursue opportunities, deal with setbacks and decide what actually matters to you.
But you cannot have everything at once.
Your time, money, energy and responsibilities are constantly competing with each other. The decision that improves one part of your Life can put pressure on another.
A better job might transform your finances but leave less time for your relationship. A bigger home could give your family room to grow while stretching your monthly budget. Retraining could open a completely different future — if you can manage what it costs you today.
There is no perfect route.
There is only the Life you build and what follows from it.
Not every part of Life needs the same amount of attention.
With Life Pace, you can experience your Life day by day when you want greater detail, or move through quieter periods week by week without simply skipping what happens underneath.
Work continues. Bills are paid. Relationships develop. Health changes. Careers progress. Plans arrive. Consequences unfold.
LIVORA changes how often you need to interact with your Life — not the depth of the simulation behind it.
And when something important happens, your attention comes back to where it matters.
LIVORA is built as one connected simulation rather than a collection of separate systems.
Your work affects your income, time and stress.
Your finances influence where you can live and which opportunities you can afford to take.
Relationships develop alongside careers, family responsibilities and everyday pressures.
Health can affect what you are able to do.
Education can open doors years later.
Changes in the economy, your neighbourhood and the people around you can create new opportunities or new problems.
You are rarely managing one system at a time.
You are managing a Life.
Across thousands of situations and decisions, your circumstances help shape what happens next.
Some choices have immediate consequences.
Others become part of your history.
Relationships can strengthen, drift or break down. Financial decisions can create security or problems that follow you for years. Opportunities can disappear. Unfinished issues can return.
Something that feels small today might matter much more later.
Your character is not the only person living a Life.
Partners have careers, pressures and ambitions of their own. Children grow up. Family relationships change. Friends can drift away or reconnect. New people can enter your Life through the connections you have already made.
Neighbourhoods evolve. Economic conditions change. Careers move in different directions. Families grow and change shape.
And the things that mattered to you at 20 may feel completely different at 40, 60 or 80.
Alongside the major milestones are the ordinary moments that make a Life feel personal — conversations, bills, interviews, friendships, family plans, hobbies, holidays, difficult weeks, unexpected opportunities and decisions you never expected to face.
Sometimes your plans work.
Sometimes Life has other ideas.
LIVORA is designed around the long view.
If you begin with Formative Years, the experiences of childhood and adolescence become the foundations of your adult Life rather than being replaced when you turn 18.
From there, careers can develop over decades. Relationships accumulate history. Children become adults. Parents age. Health changes. Money compounds. Homes, communities and priorities evolve.
Your past does not disappear simply because time has moved on.
The Life you lived becomes the Life you continue from.
Eventually, every Life reaches its final chapters.
What remains is not a perfect score telling you whether you succeeded.
It is the history you created — your relationships, family, finances, home, memories, achievements, mistakes and the consequences of the choices you made along the way.
And the story does not necessarily have to end there.
If you leave behind an eligible adult child, you can continue through the next generation and begin another playable Life connected to the family and world that came before it.
The world does not simply reset.
Build a Life. Make it yours. Live with what follows.
Reviews
I was really excited for this, but right now I don't think it's playable. Its gameplay consists of 2 elements - the UI and the writing, and both are... broken. I don't know what resolution/display this is designed for but on my PC at 1080x1920 UI elements overlapped one another, some messages were unreadable. The writing reads like it has been machine translated from another language, it really doesn't make sense a lot of the time.
This breaks my heart to write this review, but after reading the new player guide, the quickstart guide and trying to start a new life, I am overwhelmed. I like the concept a lot. I like the idea of having to manage different stats for your character. The problem is that there isn't really any guidance when you begin a game. I would really like a guided tutorial of sorts, a guided loop so that we can actually use the UI while it's being explained to us, what it means, etc. I'm also disappointed in that you can't start your own life from birth. People's lives are often shaped by their childhood and plays a defining role in how one navigates their adulthood. That's not a game breaker for me though; just a preference. As if right now, I have to give it a thumbs down. I hope the developers can make it easier to learn how to play the game. While the guides do explain the UI, I would like actual guidance before playing the game for real, not just something to read. Hopefully with improvements, this will be fixed! I'll keep an eye on this game, and hopefully I will change this into a thumbs up in the future.
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I thought LIVORA was going to be a pretty simple life sim, but I ended up getting into it a lot more than I expected. Most of the game for me was reading what was happening, checking where I was with money, bills, work, health and relationships, then trying to pick the option that wouldn’t cause me problems later. Some choices seem small at first, but after a while you start noticing how everything connects. I’d focus too much on one thing and then realise another part of my life was starting to slip. It’s not a fast game, but I don’t think it needs to be. The fun is in trying to keep your life moving without everything falling apart. Money, rent, stress, family, work and health all keep pulling at you, and it makes even normal decisions feel important. What I liked most is that I wanted to start again after playing. I kept thinking about what I could do differently next time and whether I could build a better life with different choices. Really enjoyed it. Definitely worth playing if you like life sims and choice-based games.
>LIVORA is definitely a [b]complex life simulator[/b] (I really like the genre!) in which you have to read the events, pay attention to money/bills, work, relationships and health, try to choose the options that won't cause nasty problems later. The decisions seem simple at first, but over time you begin to see how everything is connected and shapes the course of your life. If you like Life Sims, it's worth paying and playing it. I'm enjoying every minute of it, it's a comfortable paced game that runs smoothly on my Windows 10 Home desktop and the developers seem to constantly developing and improving it. Now days, when most newer games seem so cheap, unassuming, and downright primitive, this is a hopeful glimmer in the right direction. As the publisher/developer of the game is based in the UK, that explains the excessively Woke frames and images.
I was hoping for a deep management sim. But here I only do event choices all the time and can't find anything in this interface. There has to be some calendar and planning but I didn't find them. The today section should be for management but it lists a lot of weather statements that just clutter. I live in my home but somehow need to pay 800 dollars for it in the first day (I had 1000, everything else went for bills). Also the time goes by too slowly. 2 real hours were about 4 in-game days. A life sim should be able to live a whole character's life but at this pace it's impossible. Also the game loads all the time. Upd: I decided to give it a second chance and even found planning, but still the interface is awful. Consequences of my decisions show the same picture for a long time while loading instead of needed figures.
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