THE GAME OF LIFE 2

you can buy all DLCs and nothing changes. no new layouts or events, just the same old. it's like a text-based rpg revolving around one single instance of wheel spinning that almost never changes.

crazy repetitive and all dlcs are worthless

Fun with friends but it is a very short game, so don't expect long term entertainment.

A good game to play alone or with friends, for those who like snakes and ladders game type mixed with a life simulation. The game offers a better character customizations. The stuffs offered per map also different with each other, such as house and job selection, although it actually the same, just a different branding. One thing I don't like is the map is actually the same layout in every map. The length of each map or the placement of the mandatory path selection is fine. But, for the layout and the option in each path, I expect it to be different in every map. But, not really problem though, it just make the game can easily make bored, even after changing the map/world type.

If you've ever played the board game, you know what this is like. This is a game of almost pure chance, although decisions add some strategy to it. It's generally quick to get through a game. Weaknesses 1. Pointless animations that take too long. 2. Having to select x5 speed every time for the computer players. 3. Spinning isn't a very good randomizer. I've played about 10 games with many opportunities to "spin it to win it" and only once did the spin land on a black number instead of red (which offers a lower payout). Out of 20 spins, only 1 was black when with pure chance we'd expect somewhere closer to 10. While that's statistically possible, it's so improbable that it suggests a faulty or biased RNG. 4. It's much more difficult to win if you take the family path. While this is generally true to the board game, it would be good to see final scores weighted so a player opting for the family path has a better chance of winning. I'll give this a 6/10 and a slight thumbs up.

Un chef d'œuvre, évidemment.

Not the best game, but it's still neat. Good for playing a few games with a friend. I much perfer the option to adopt a pet instead of just *poof* here's a baby. It's decent for it's price, just don't have super high expectations as the game can get very dull if one player rolls a lot of high numbers while the other rolls a lot of low numbers.

Absurd levels of RNG dependent with no skill. Very long AI turns with unskippable animations and constantly needing to turn 5X speed back on makes this horrible to play single player. Clearly a mobile port. Insanely expensive DLC maps. I strongly recommend you do not play this, if you want video game board games there are much better options for playing with friends or playing solo.

Just finished my first game with family. While I had fun, I'm stunned by the lack of quality of life in this game. No sound control or controler support for a game that's clearly meant to be played on living room TV is rather silly. At time this felt like an old flash game or tablet app.

Hollow game and not much fun