Football player simulator

You play an American football player in a real city, one day at a time. LifeSim has no on-field football matches, so the game focuses on your life off the turf. Your teammates, trainers, and coaches have their own weekday routines, goals, and memories.

During the regular season, real players spend their weeks on film review, padded practices, and walkthroughs. In LifeSim, you use place search to visit a real stadium, a local gym, or a physical therapy clinic. You talk to your position coach in your own words about the playbook, and he remembers what you say.

As time moves forward, your character ages through life stages. A rookie trying to make the 53-man roster can grow into a veteran quarterback mentoring younger players. Each day ends with a recap of your moments.

You start by typing your character details into one text box. Name your position, your career stage, and a real city so the map places you there. Specific stories give the people around you better things to talk about.

Try a rookie story like "Marcus, 22, an undrafted rookie linebacker in Indianapolis, USA, fighting to make the 53-man roster." You can also try "Sam, 29, a backup quarterback in Dallas, USA, who runs the scout team in practice." For an international path, write "Liam, 21, a former rugby wing in London, UK, learning to read pass coverages."

Marcus, 22, arrives in Indianapolis as an undrafted rookie linebacker living out of a hotel room. He sets a life goal to survive the final cutdown day from 90 players to the 53-man active roster. He adds daily tasks to his to-do list, such as lifting weights and studying the blitz packages.

On Tuesday, he searches the map for Lucas Oil Stadium and walks there to meet a veteran defensive captain. They talk about the upcoming opponent and how to read a play-action fake in the red zone. Later, a teammate adds Marcus to a group text thread and invites him to a birthday drinks happening.

On his day off, Marcus plans an outing to a local restaurant with two other rookies. They walk there together on the real streets and talk about the stress of the waiver wire. The next morning, those teammates remember the dinner and bring it up before practice.

LifeSim has no draft screen, skill bars, or automatic promotions. You do not press a button to win a championship or sign a contract. Instead, you write your starting point in the prompt and build your career through goals, outings, and conversations.

If you want to switch positions from cornerback to free safety as you age, tell your coach in chat. Put "bulk up in the weight room" and "learn the safety playbook calls" on your daily to-do list. When you want to change teams, search for a new city on the map and continue your story there.