Detective Conan life simulator

The mystery manga features a fictional district called Beika Ward. The creator based this location heavily on the actual Shinjuku Ward in Tokyo. In LifeSim, you start your life directly on the actual streets of Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. The 3D map shows real buildings and roads from the Earth around Tokyo.

You can search for actual locations from the story. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department sits in Kasumigaseki. You can stand outside the headquarters and plan your next investigation. The National Museum of Nature and Science operates in Ueno Park. The real building inspired the targets of famous phantom thieves in the manga.

The famous Shibuya Crossing sits right next to the fictional district in the anime storyline. You can take your character to this intersection to meet a contact. Shinjuku Station acts as a massive hub for travel and daily routines. The game lets you pick these exact spots for group outings or secret meetings.

Hiroshi, 16, starts his second year at a local high school in Shinjuku. He wants to become a famous private detective. He sets a life goal to solve ten neighborhood mysteries. His daily to-do list includes reading mystery novels and passing his school exams.

One afternoon, a notification appears on the map for a public argument outside a nearby cafe. Hiroshi goes there and meets a local shop owner. He talks to the man and uncovers a story of a missing family heirloom. In LifeSim, the citizens of Tokyo keep a journal of past events.

Two days later, the shop owner texts Hiroshi with a new clue. Hiroshi plans an outing to a park in Shinjuku and invites the owner. The game updates Hiroshi's local relationships and records the meeting in a daily recap. He eventually solves the mystery through the story he types.

There are official mystery and adventure games for this series. Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation came out for the Wii. Players explore a theme park and use motion controls to solve puzzles. Detective Conan: Phantom Rhapsody for the Nintendo 3DS lets players use reasoning to battle suspects.

These official games focus on a set story and specific puzzles. LifeSim provides an open simulation where you decide the plot. You create your own character and write your own mysteries. The game does not have pre-written quests or a combat system.

Another official release is Detective Conan: Skateboard Run. It is an action game where the player races on a solar-powered skateboard. In LifeSim, you walk through the real city at a normal pace. You focus on talking to people and living a daily routine in Tokyo.

Detectives in Tokyo spend time moving between different districts. You can use the search function in LifeSim to find specific neighborhoods. Tokyo Dome appears in several storylines involving large concerts. You can travel there to observe the crowds or attend a baseball game.

The weather in Tokyo changes with the seasons. Summer brings heavy rain, while winter is generally dry and cold. You select warm clothing for cold winter stakeouts. You change their clothes in the menu to blend in with the local population.

The real Tokyo Metropolitan Police Academy sits in Fuchū. This facility serves as the real main setting for the Wild Police Story spin-off. You can place your character there to roleplay a rigorous training regimen. The artificial intelligence instructors react to your written progress and daily discipline.

Many characters in the anime balance their secret work with normal high school life. The Japanese high school year begins in April. Students often stay late for their after-school clubs. You can set a daily routine that includes morning classes and afternoon club activities.

A teenager might hide a secret identity as a phantom thief. LifeSim does not have a built-in disguise system or magic powers. Your secret identity is part of the story you write. You tell the characters who you are, and they react to that information.

Your phone tracks your conversations with classmates and fellow detectives. Group text threads allow you to coordinate investigation plans without meeting in person. If you miss school to solve a case, your friends might text you. They remember your absences and your past explanations.