Ahmedabad life simulator

Ahmedabad sits on the Sabarmati River in Gujarat and is famous for its textile history and vegetarian food. Daily life is mercantile, family-oriented, and stays active late into the night. Because Gujarat prohibits alcohol, residents gather at night around street food markets, cafes, and roadside tea stalls called kitlis.

Local people use the Indian rupee, called rupiya. For daily spending, residents and vendors widely use UPI QR payments through apps like Google Pay, PhonePe, and Paytm. Larger stores and restaurants accept bank cards, while people still carry cash for roadside tea stalls and street food.

In real life, living costs vary across the city. Western neighborhoods like Bodakdev, Satellite, Thaltej, and Ambli are the most expensive. Developing areas such as Bopal, Gota, and Shela offer mid-range apartments and gated communities. Eastern districts like Naroda, Vastral, and Vatva are cheaper.

LifeSim does not charge you rent or pay a salary. You do not pay bills or mortgages in the game. Instead, your cash changes directly when you do activities and chat with people.

Navrangpura is the educational heart on the west bank of the Sabarmati River. College students and faculty from Gujarat University, CEPT University, and IIMA gather here around affordable eateries and shaded avenues. Design students and architects also study near the river at the National Institute of Design.

Young families and commuters often choose Bopal and South Bopal for modern apartment complexes. Maninagar in the south offers dense residential living near Kankaria Lake and busy transit stations. For a traditional life, the Old City has narrow lanes, wholesale markets, and wooden housing clusters called pols.

Newcomers working in corporate towers or IT often pick western neighborhoods near Sarkhej-Gandhinagar Highway. Bodakdev, Prahlad Nagar, and Thaltej have high-rise apartments, malls, and specialty coffee shops. Cheaper industrial zones like Vatva and Odhav sit on the eastern side.

Aarav, 20, moves to Navrangpura to study at a design institute. He writes his character text, sets a goal to make three close friends, and starts in the mild winter season. In his first week, he searches the map for the Calico Museum of Textiles and walks there.

On his way back, he meets a neighbor named Priya Ben near a tea stall. They talk in their own words without dialogue menus. Priya Ben remembers that Aarav is new to the city and texts him the next day.

In week two, Aarav plans an outing to Adalaj Stepwell and invites Priya Ben and two classmates. They walk there together on the 3D map and talk as a group. By week four, they have a busy group text thread and meet often along Sindhu Bhavan Road.

You start your morning as a 28-year-old lab technician living in Maninagar. You check your daily to-do list and walk to a snack shop for fafda-jalebi. You see the real buildings from the outside, since the game has no interiors or rooms.

In the afternoon, you head toward your workplace near SG Highway and chat with your boss. You can edit your boss or coworkers in your cast at any time. Later, a grand opening happening appears on the map near Law Garden, and you choose to go.

At night, a friend invites you to Manek Chowk in the Old City for vegetarian street food. You walk past the Jama Masjid Ahmedabad and talk with your friend about your long-term plans. The day ends with a recap of its moments, and your friend keeps a memory of the talk.