Flight attendant simulator

You play a cabin crew member in a real hub city, one day at a time. There are no airplane interiors or safety drill mini-games. Instead, the game focuses on the people in your life, from crash pad roommates to your lead purser.

Everyone in your world has a job, a routine, and a journal of past memories. If you trade a rotation with a coworker or miss a friend's birthday during a pairing, they remember. As years pass, your character ages, and you can move from junior reserve life to senior trips.

You start by describing your character in one text box. Name your city, your age, and whether you work reserve or hold a regular line. The game reads the city name and places you on the real map.

Try writing "Maya, 22, a junior flight attendant on reserve living in a College Park crash pad in Atlanta". You can also write "Liam, 34, a lead purser in London who flies long-haul pairings from Heathrow". You can edit your cast to add crash pad bunkmates or a strict supervisor.

Your morning starts in Atlanta near Virginia Avenue, an area known for crew hotels and crash pads. You check your daily to-do list and see a text from a crew friend about an early turn. You answer in your own words with no dialogue menus.

In the afternoon, you use place search to find Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport or a local cafe. You plan an outing, invite two bunkmates, and walk to the spot together on the 3D map. At night, the day ends with a recap of your moments and changes to your cash and health.

LifeSim has no training school mini-game, exam score, or career ladder. You do not pass a swimming pool ditching drill to unlock the job. To be a flight attendant, you write it in your starting text or set it as a life goal.

If you start as a cafe worker in Toronto, you can set a goal to pass Transport Canada training. You talk to friends about studying the Flight Attendant Manual and practice French with neighbors. Your story grows through your chats, your calendar, and the happenings you join on the map.

Lukas, 24, is a junior flight attendant living near Frankfurt Airport in the Rhine-Main region. He sets a life goal to survive a month on reserve without missing his sister's birthday drinks. He edits his cast to include three roommates who also fly out of Frankfurt.

On Friday, a birthday happening appears on the map at a bar in town. An hour before the party, his purser texts him about a delayed flight that needs crew. Lukas talks it over with his sister by text, makes his choice, and watches how she remembers it later.