Game of Thrones life simulator

Game of Thrones takes place in the fictional Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. The television crew used Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, as their main production hub for many years. The city sits between green hills and cold coastal waters. LifeSim places your character on a 3D map of these actual streets and surrounding towns.

You can search for real landmarks from the series and walk to them. Tollymore Forest Park sits to the south near Newcastle. Castle Ward is located near Strangford and stands in for the famous northern family home. You can also visit Ballintoy Harbour on the rugged northern coast.

In the city center, you can walk the Glass of Thrones Trail along the Maritime Mile. These large stained-glass windows celebrate the noble houses from the story. You can meet other characters near the windows and talk about local politics. The map is the real Earth in 3D, so these places appear exactly where they are in real life.

Brendan is a young political aide who moves to Belfast to work for the city council. He sets a life goal to become the chief adviser to the mayor within five years. His daily to-do list includes reading the local news and drafting a policy report. He goes to a cafe near City Hall to trade information with a wealthy merchant.

A public breakup appears on the map near the Cathedral Quarter. Brendan walks there and watches two prominent local figures argue over a broken promise. He talks to a bystander and learns a valuable secret about a rival family. Every person in the city is an AI character who logs a memory of what happened with you.

A few days later, the bystander texts Brendan on his own to share more gossip. Your phone has an inbox and group text threads for these messages. Brendan uses this new knowledge to warn his boss about a political trap. Each day ends with a recap of his progress.

There are many officially licensed Game of Thrones strategy and roleplaying games. Game of Thrones: Conquest lets players raise armies and join allegiances on their mobile phones. Older titles like the action roleplaying release from 2012 follow original characters through war and conflict.

LifeSim plays differently from these official strategy games. It is a free life simulation game with nothing to buy. You focus entirely on the daily routine, conversations, and social goals of one character. You create your character by typing their traits into one text box.

You can play the game in the browser on a computer or a phone. The LifeSim iPhone app is available in the App Store for mobile players. Instead of fighting battles, you navigate family loyalty, personal honor, and local political intrigue through your conversations.

Northern Ireland has a cool, rainy climate that fits the moody tone of the series. The map in LifeSim can show rain or snow as you walk the streets of Belfast. You can dress your character in heavy coats to prepare for the cold weather. You can use the clothing menu to change your outfit whenever the season shifts.

The coastal areas outside the city offer dramatic scenery for your story. You can travel to Downhill Beach in County Londonderry to walk along the high cliffs. The ocean waves give you a quiet place to plan your next move. Many players send their characters here to think about exile and identity.

In the countryside, you can visit the Dark Hedges on Bregagh Road. This avenue of beech trees served as the main road north in the second season. You can plan an outing, invite people, pick this spot on the map, and walk there as a group.

Players who want to establish a powerful family can use the tools in LifeSim to create a grand home. On a desktop computer, Build mode turns a drawing of a building into a 3D model. You can place this custom model on a quiet street in Belfast. It becomes the permanent seat of power for your noble house.

You can set up a group text thread with your family members to coordinate your plans. When a grand opening happens at a new business, you can attend as a group to show your influence. Your chats and daily activities can change your cash balance. There is no salary or rent system and no career ladder.

You guide your character through different life stages as the years pass. Your choices shape the legacy of your family and your local alliances. Characters age through life stages and can die. If your character dies, the memories of their alliances and rivalries remain with the citizens of Belfast.