Retirement Simulator

拳师呢，救一下啊！

太恶心了，跑路好歹把最后一部分坑填了啊，半成品都不是啊

This game is made by and for Chinese people. There's no English translation for it, and the plots only make sense under the Chinese culture. For example, non-Chinese people may find it hard to understand why their wife is in charge of their retirement money. However, Chinese players can relate to a lot of the random events happened in the game, which is the reason I recommend this game (to Chinese players only).

It's a pretty good game with a lot of fun for its price. The recent bad reviews are mostly irrelevant to game play. The game included a few female characters with cleavage and gender stereotypical dialogue. This was scolded by feminists on China's social media platforms, and the developer took immediate steps to update the game and replaced these content in less than 2 days. However... Angry feminists rate down the game claiming this was a planned publicity stunt, especially given how fast the developer responded. Angry anti-feminists rate down the game for being politically correct and catering to the interests of feminists. Double lose for the developer :/

cnm

First off, great theme. I spent about 3 days playing through this game for the first time. It's really entertaining playing as a retiree from Northern part of China. Throughout the game, I loved its humour and upbeat tempo. Currently the game simulates the first two years of retirement. Year 2 has a bit less content than Year 1 - understandable as this is still an early access game. Hoping to see 1) an retiree from Southern China; 2) get items from work and interests e.g. fish from fishing that can be used in cooking 3) the impacts of Aiju's nurture on his granddaughter Mengmeng; 4) other point of view - playing as other characters of the game to participate in the same story line.

sb

所以说到底是那根线不对让你觉得你去豆瓣能宣传起来？游戏受众都搞不明白在这做什么游戏呢？好死。

可怜这么有特点的美术风格了，做错了就装死。吐口痰（he~tui)再走吧。

Love the art style and some of the mini-games are quite fun. Music also giving a nostalgic vibe. Apparently certain life-goal setting & sub-events are a bit difficult to balance and sometimes you'll have to give up / skip sub-events due to the lack of turns, but I think the latest update has addressed this. Also I'd like to point out that the overwhelming amount of negative reviews does not represent the quality nor the playability of this game. People are leaving harsh comments simply because the Dev team changed certain dialog / graphic that was a little sexist (or should I say was gender stereotyping?) in one of the updates to make the game more “neutral" per se. Good for the Dev team to address that! Kinda sad because based on the amount of petty and entitled comments, not a lot of people here understand what's like to respect the opposite gender. Overall a very well-made game! Would recommend.