Roommate simulator

You can edit the people in your cast to create the exact household you want. Add the lead tenant whose name is on the lease and who collects the monthly money transfers. You can also add a landlord who conducts inspections and arranges repairs when appliances break.

Housemates bring other people into your story, such as romantic partners who visit often. When a partner stays over every night without paying rent, your roommates notice and react. Next-door neighbors share walls and trash bins with you, and they remember if your house parties get too loud.

A quiet flat can change fast when one roommate suddenly moves out for a job abroad. You and the remaining residents must interview strangers to find a compatible replacement before the first of the month. In Germany, housemates call these casual group interviews WG-Castings.

Everyday habits also create turning points for your household. Tensions can rise over unwashed dishes in the sink, late-night noise, or someone adjusting the thermostat. You can also play out lighter mysteries, such as finding out who secretly replaces cheap groceries with gourmet ingredients.

In Berlin, many students, artists, and expats share spacious pre-war apartments called Altbauten in districts like Neukölln and Kreuzberg. On Monday morning, you check your daily to-do list and text your group thread about buying dish soap. You walk the 3D streets to a local café before work.

By Wednesday, your housemates message you about the chore wheel and who needs to vacuum the common areas. On Friday night, you see a house party happening on the map and invite your flatmates to walk there together. On Sunday, you plan an outing to a park in Kreuzberg to talk through the week.

Maya, 26, is a night-shift nurse in Boston who shares a wooden triple-decker house with an early-rising baker named Sam. Many shared leases in Boston turn over on September 1st, and Maya and Sam just moved in together. Because of their hours, they mostly talk by text message and leave notes by the coffee maker.

Maya sets a life goal to become close friends with Sam despite their opposite routines. When a weekend storm hits the city, both stay home and finally talk in person for hours. Sam remembers their conversation the next week and invites Maya to a birthday drinks happening near their street.

Time in LifeSim moves day by day, and each evening ends with a recap of your moments. The map shows real buildings from the outside only, with no interiors or rooms to walk inside. You play out kitchen talks, bathroom schedule mix-ups, and communal dinners through open text conversations.

Every person in your household has a job, friends, a weekday routine, and a weekend routine. They keep a journal of past events, so a fight over trash bins on Tuesday still matters on Saturday. You can use place search to find real grocery stores, gyms, and parks to visit with your housemates.