Sherlock life simulator

The television series brings classic mystery stories into modern London, England, United Kingdom. You can explore this real capital in LifeSim. The 3D map shows the actual streets, parks, and bridges of the city. You can search for Baker Street and walk along the pavement.

The television crew filmed many scenes away from the actual Baker Street. The real filming spot for the famous flat exterior is North Gower Street. You can go there on the map and find Speedy’s Sandwich Bar. Fans often visit this real cafe for breakfast in the morning.

Another key location is St Bartholomew’s Hospital in West Smithfield. The hospital has strong connections to the history of the television series. You can visit the public exterior areas on the map. The city offers many historic places to start a detective story.

James, 35, returns to London and needs a cheap place to live. He creates a life goal to find a roommate in the center of the city. He starts a daily to-do list to keep track of his search. He visits a pub on Northumberland Street to meet an old friend.

The friend introduces him to a brilliant but difficult man. They agree to share a flat near a busy underground station. James records their strange first week in his journal. People in LifeSim keep a memory of what happens during the day.

Soon, James receives a text message on his phone. His new flatmate invites him to look at a strange scene across town. They walk together as a group to the location. The game tracks their growing friendship as they spend time together.

The television network released an official mobile application in 2014. Players moved through a stylized map of London to solve puzzles. The application featured short video clips from the cast of the show. It focused entirely on minigames and fixed storylines for the player.

LifeSim works differently from a scripted puzzle game. There are no fixed quests or pre-written mysteries to solve. You write your own story by interacting with the artificial intelligence characters. They have their own jobs, routines, and homes in the city.

You can type anything you want in your own words. The people in London will answer you and react to your choices. If you tell them you found a clue, they might help you investigate. You control how the days unfold in the city.

You can build a character who works in a laboratory. The city has many large hospitals and science centers. You describe your occupation in the text box during character creation. The game places your new person in the right environment.

A forensic specialist spends time looking at small details. You can describe your daily tasks in the text box. You can tell your coworkers about the things you notice. They will remember your observations and talk about them later.

Your character will age through different life stages. A young student can become a senior doctor over time. Activities at work can change your money and your health. You manage your daily routine while waiting for the next big case.

London has many historic pubs and quiet corners to stay out of the rain. The map can show rain or snow in the area. You can visit The Sherlock Holmes Pub on Northumberland Street. You can plan an outing and invite your friends there.

A sudden happening can appear on the city map. You might see a house party or a grand opening nearby. You can walk there and talk to the people inside. These events provide a break from serious investigative work.

You can also focus on personal hobbies outside of work. Your character can change clothes and try a new style. On a desktop computer, you can use the Sketch tool to draw on your portrait. You decide how your person looks and acts in the city.